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22 > Laboratory Review Questions and Problems af summarize 1. After discussing the results of all four experiments in cussing the results of all four experiments in Exercise A with your classmates, briefly summare rate concentration your conclusion onclusions on the effects of temperature, plengyme concentration, and substrate concentras on the action of enzymes. 2. What important consequences do these properties of enzymes (from question 1) have to lism of cells and organisms? 3. Define enzyme denaturation in terms of protein stricture What environmental factors can denature enzymes? 4. What does it mean to say that an enzyme-catalyzed reaction is either enzyme-limited or substrate- limited? 5. What areas of the commercial business sector may have uses for enzymes?

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Aul 2) The above factors such as optimum temperature PH & substrate concentration have a direct impact on the metabolism rate of cells & organismes because whenever these conditions are not optionum at that time Enrique without work & hence less amount of products is formed which directly influences the metabolism rate on the behalf of above couldletico discussion, we can say that the optimum Conditions are necessary for the maximum working at an Enzyme. 3) The denaturation of the Euryme can be defined as the change or destruction of the secondary or teritiary structure of the Enzyme. Denaturation causes the change in the original structure of Enzyme due to that the Eurque lost its active sites & a substrate is unable to bind the enzyme hence the Euryme-substrate Complex is not formed which altimately causes no product formation. The major Environmental factor responsible for the denaturation of enzyme is high temperature & adverse pH Conditions of the reaction medium.

4) The Euryne limited reaction is that reaction whose late depends on the Euzyme concentration or in other words in those reaction Euryne concentration plays a role of limuting factor. The substrate limited reactions are those reactions where substrate concentration plays a role of limiting factor. The rate of reaction depends on the substrate concentration If substrate concentration is higher then the rate of reaction will be higher or vice versa. Please rate my Auroer. Note :- As per per HomeworkLib rules any 3 are answered.