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what is enzymes and examples

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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Compound is a natural impetus with increment the rate of the organic response.


The natural impetus is called chemical case pepsin, trypsin and so on Enterokinase Pepsin Tripsin is a sort of protein which help in processing of nourishment.


A catalyst's name is regularly gotten from its substrate or the concoction response it catalyzes, with the word finishing off with - ase.

Answered by Anonymous
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Enzymes are bio-catalysts that alter the rate of bio-chemical reactions within an organism but does not take part in the reaction .


Few Characteristics of enzymes


⇒ Enzymes act as a catalyst . They do not take part in the bio-chemical reaction.However they change the rate of the reaction


⇒ Enzymes are very specific.They only act on particular substrates and are specific in their actions


⇒ Enzymes are complex macromolecules like sugars.They are made up of many molecules combined together.


⇒ Enzymes can only function at an optimum temperature of 35 - 40°C.


⇒ Enzymes are proteins and they behave like proteins.


⇒ Enzymes are active and rapid in action.


⇒ These enzymes are affected by hormones secreted by endocrine glands


Examples : Pepsin , tripsin . etc.

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