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Difference between micro-organisms and enzymes?
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Micro-organisms are cells, enzymes are proteins.
Enzymes enable metabolic reactions to occur in all living organisms.
Enzymes enable metabolic reactions to occur in all living organisms.
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Microorganisms are living things, they carry out all of the life processes. Enzymes are simply proteins.
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(Original post by Icantthinkofausern)
I'm doing B3 AQA GCSE, thanks?
I'm doing B3 AQA GCSE, thanks?
One more way to say it that micro-organisms have enzymes inside them. Enzymes just make up part of every organisms that we have here.
I hope this helps
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