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What are enzymes made out of?
What are enzymes made out of?
- Lipids
- Carbohydrates
- Proteins (correct)
- Nucleic acids
How are enzymes denatured?
How are enzymes denatured?
- By low temperature and neutral pH
- By low temperature and extreme pH
- By high temperature and extreme pH (correct)
- By high temperature and neutral pH
Why do enzymes only work on specific substrates?
Why do enzymes only work on specific substrates?
- Because enzymes are selective to certain solvents
- Because enzymes are influenced by the concentration of products
- Because enzymes have a universal catalytic activity
- Due to the complementary shape of the active site and substrate (correct)
What are enzymes made of?
What are enzymes made of?
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Why do enzymes only work on specific substrates?
Why do enzymes only work on specific substrates?
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How is enzyme activity affected by temperature, pH, and substrate concentration?
How is enzyme activity affected by temperature, pH, and substrate concentration?
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