Word for a specific enzymatic process?
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✔️enzymes are non nutrient chemicals which in a reaction act as catalyst and change the speed of reaction.
➡️enzymes are highly specific in nature . The protein structure of enzymes is designed so that only the substrates that the enzymes are supposed to act upon, undergo any change. enzyme allows control of the biochemical reactions, which are essential for survival of any organism.
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✔️enzymes are non nutrient chemicals which in a reaction act as catalyst and change the speed of reaction.
➡️enzymes are highly specific in nature . The protein structure of enzymes is designed so that only the substrates that the enzymes are supposed to act upon, undergo any change. enzyme allows control of the biochemical reactions, which are essential for survival of any organism.
hope it helps !! ❤️❤️
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enzymes : enzymes are certain biomolecular catalyst which are used to accelerate chemical reactions . enzymes speed up a reaction but don't get used themselves.
almost all biochemical reactions taking place in an organism need enzymes .
some enzymes are highly specific, that is , they catalyse the reaction for only one substrate.
while some are specific to certain group of substrate and the bonds between the molecules .
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bonne journée !! ⭐⭐
enzymes : enzymes are certain biomolecular catalyst which are used to accelerate chemical reactions . enzymes speed up a reaction but don't get used themselves.
almost all biochemical reactions taking place in an organism need enzymes .
some enzymes are highly specific, that is , they catalyse the reaction for only one substrate.
while some are specific to certain group of substrate and the bonds between the molecules .
hope it helps !! ❤️✌️
bonne journée !! ⭐⭐
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