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Biology, 24.01.2020 20:31 jaliaamitchell12

Which statement is true of enzymes? choose 1 (choice a, checked)
a
enzymes work independent of substrate concentration.

(choice b)
b
the activity of an enzyme might change as ph changes.

(choice c)
c
changes in temperature do not affect enzymes.

(choice d)
d
enzymes are non-specific.

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