Difference between revisions of "Enzyme"
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| − | An '''enzyme''' is a [[ | + | An '''enzyme''' is a [[pASKFDHJBGAJHSF]] produced by a living organism that functions as a [[catalyst]]. Enzymes increase the speed any necessary for a reaction to occur. This happens because the enzyme selects the particular configuration of the substrate and bends the bonds into the energetically-favorable orientation, with a consequent decrease in entropy. They aRST |
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Revision as of 04:38, February 12, 2015
An enzyme is a pASKFDHJBGAJHSF produced by a living organism that functions as a catalyst. Enzymes increase the speed any necessary for a reaction to occur. This happens because the enzyme selects the particular configuration of the substrate and bends the bonds into the energetically-favorable orientation, with a consequent decrease in entropy. They aRST == References ==J