Asked by Leryia Hughes on Jul 20, 2024
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An enzyme found inside a human cell ____.
A) can catalyze many different reactions by binding to various substrates
B) helps bring reactants to the transition state
C) can catalyze endergonic reactions only
D) rarely requires cofactors
E) works optimally at temperatures below 37oC
Cofactors
Non-protein chemical compounds or metallic ions that are required for an enzyme's activity as a catalyst.
Endergonic Reactions
Chemical reactions that require an input of energy to proceed and are characterized by a positive change in free energy.
Transition State
A high-energy state during a chemical reaction where reactants are converted into products, representing the point of maximum energy during the reaction.
- Understand the basic concepts and roles of enzymes in catalyzing cellular reactions.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the basic concepts and roles of enzymes in catalyzing cellular reactions.
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