Question

A scientist is using an enzyme to get ach reaction to occur within a cell sample and o the reaction occurs best when the low What does this experiment most likely demonstrate?

Answer 1

Answer:

Efficiency through protein inhibition

Explanation:

Due to the fact that many enzymes with different characteristics are embedded in a cell, there are only limited spaces for  a number of enzymes to act. Enzymes help speed up chemical reaction in the body. Since enzymes are protein molecules, they can easily be terminated by high temperatures. Excessive cold and heat are harmful to enzymes. The essence of the inhibitor-fit theory help explains changes in the active site to limit catalysis without effecting any change in the substrate binding reactions.

Answer 2

Answer:

The substrate which is converted into product is proportional to enzyme concentration. the reaction occurs best when the the substrate concentration is increased until a constant rate of product formation is seen.

Explanation:

the enzymatic activity depends upon the concentration of the enzyme as well as the concentration of the substrate. The more enzyme  molecules that are available, however, the more  product can be produced. Most enzymes show a very high degree of specificity, they bind specific substrates, catalyze specific reactions involving those substrates, and thus produce specific products.