what really is enzyme activity?
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Enzyme being a factor that affect the rate of biological reaction in the body, its capability to catalyse the biological process is the activity, these activity or performance of enzymes is affected by many factors like concentration, temperature and Ph, these increases or deceases the rate of reaction, for example the higher the concentration of enzyme the higher the rate of reaction.
Enzyme being a factor that affect the rate of biological reaction in the body, its capability to catalyse the biological process is the activity, these activity or performance of enzymes is affected by many factors like concentration, temperature and Ph, these increases or deceases the rate of reaction, for example the higher the concentration of enzyme the higher the rate of reaction.
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thanks, so can they used interchangeably?
thanks, so can they used interchangeably?
Their concentration, temperature and ph value determine their activities, so the numbers of active enzymes in biological process as catalyst.
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(Original post by Lekio343)Enzyme being a factor that affect the rate of biological reaction in the body, its capability to catalyse the biological process is the activity, these activity or performance of enzymes is affected by many factors like concentration, temperature and Ph, these increases or deceases the rate of reaction, for example the higher the concentration of enzyme the higher the rate of reaction.
please try to frame your question in an understandable way
(Original post by BrightBlueStar11)
thanks, so can they used interchangeably?
thanks, so can they used interchangeably?
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(Original post by Lekio343)Enzyme being a factor that affect the rate of biological reaction in the body, its capability to catalyse the biological process is the activity, these activity or performance of enzymes is affected by many factors like concentration, temperature and Ph, these increases or deceases the rate of reaction, for example the higher the concentration of enzyme the higher the rate of reaction.
please try to frame your question in an understandable way
(Original post by Lekio343)Enzyme being a factor that affect the rate of biological reaction in the body, its capability to catalyse the biological process is the activity, these activity or performance of enzymes is affected by many factors like concentration, temperature and Ph, these increases or deceases the rate of reaction, for example the higher the concentration of enzyme the higher the rate of reaction.
please try to frame your question in an understandable way
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(Original post by BrightBlueStar11)
yes, sorry, i meant if "rate of reaction" = "enzyme activity", since some text books used it interchangeably
yes, sorry, i meant if "rate of reaction" = "enzyme activity", since some text books used it interchangeably
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