What is the factor affecting enzyme activity?
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There are several factors that affect the speed of an enzyme's action, such as the concentration of the enzyme, the concentration of the substrate, temperature, hydrogen ion concentration (pH), and the presence of inhibitors.
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1.) As the convergence of the catalyst is expanded, the speed of the response proportionately increments. This property is utilized for deciding the exercises of serum catalysts amid the conclusion of maladies.
2.) Within the sight of a given measure of catalyst, the rate of enzymatic response increments as the substrate fixation increments until the point that a restricting rate is come to, after which further increment in the substrate focus creates no noteworthy change in the response rate.
3.) The protein idea of the compounds makes them to a great degree delicate to warm changes. Catalyst action happens inside a thin scope of temperatures contrasted with customary compound responses.
2.) Within the sight of a given measure of catalyst, the rate of enzymatic response increments as the substrate fixation increments until the point that a restricting rate is come to, after which further increment in the substrate focus creates no noteworthy change in the response rate.
3.) The protein idea of the compounds makes them to a great degree delicate to warm changes. Catalyst action happens inside a thin scope of temperatures contrasted with customary compound responses.
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