MCQ
Enzymes
- AAccelerate biochemical reactions
- BHave optimum activity at body temperature
- CConsist of amino acids
- ✓Have all these properties
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Have all these properties
d
Enzymes:
Enzymes:
$(i)$ Are proteins that catalyze the biochemical reactions
$(ii)$ They consist of amino acids.
$(iii)$ Have optimum activity at body temperature.
Therefore, optimal temperature is usually around human body temperature $\left(37.5^{\circ} C \right)$
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