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Enzyme-substrate interaction

On what structural stage of enzyme (primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary) does the enzyme-substrate interaction based?

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The substrate joins to the enzyme in the activation centers. Such are particular 3-dimensional sites and therefore they depend on the protein tertiary and quaternary structures. The primary and secondary structures though condition the other structures and therefore they are equally significant.   

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