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What is denaturation in the context of enzymes?
What is denaturation in the context of enzymes?
- It is the process of enhancing the solubility of enzymes in water and salt solutions.
- It is the process of breaking intra and inter-molecular non-covalent bonds, distorting the shape and active site of the enzymes. (correct)
- It is the process of accelerating the reaction rates of enzymes without altering their structure.
- It is the process of increasing the molecular weight of enzymes, affecting their catalytic activity.
What are the factors that can denature enzymes?
What are the factors that can denature enzymes?
- Low heat, stable pH, light metals, and low salt concentrations.
- Low heat, alteration in pH, heavy metals, and high salt concentrations.
- High heat, alteration in pH, heavy metals, and high salt concentrations. (correct)
- High heat, stable pH, heavy metals, and low salt concentrations.
What is the property of enzymes that allows them to be dissolved in water and salt solutions?
What is the property of enzymes that allows them to be dissolved in water and salt solutions?
- Solubility (correct)
- High molecular weight
- Enzyme activity
- Colloidal nature
How do enzymes affect the reaction rates?
How do enzymes affect the reaction rates?
What is not affected by the reaction catalyzed by enzymes?
What is not affected by the reaction catalyzed by enzymes?
What are the physical properties of enzymes?
What are the physical properties of enzymes?
What factors can denature enzymes?
What factors can denature enzymes?
How does denaturation affect enzymes?
How does denaturation affect enzymes?
What is the property of enzymes that allows them to be dissolved in water and salt solutions?
What is the property of enzymes that allows them to be dissolved in water and salt solutions?
What is the effect of enzymes on reaction rates?
What is the effect of enzymes on reaction rates?