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Biology
What affect do enzymes have on a reaction?
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Ответ:
Enzymes will make chemical reactions go faster.
Enzymes are a type of catalyst that will cause the activation energy of a chemical reaction to go lower.
Activation energy is the key substance that is needed to get a reaction going. By lowering the amount of energy needed to start a reaction, the reaction can go more quickly.
Ответ:
Ribosomes are complex machinery in the cells that are responsible for making proteins. Then, through another process known as translation
Explanation:
read’ the mRNA, and follow the instructions, creating the protein step by step. The cell then expresses the protein and it, in turn, carries out its designated function in the cell or the body.