I think the answer is D. Because it has the most numbers that make sense
Answer:
The enzyme will no longer bind to the substrate, slowing or stopping the chemical reaction
Explanation:
The enzyme will get denatured and therefore its active site (that binds the substrate) will be deformed and unable to catalyze reactions. The enzymes, mostly made of folded proteins, are made stable by the interactions between the protein’s amino acids side groups. Changes in the pH of the solution influence the charges of these groups hence altering their interactions. This causes the protein enzyme to deform causing it to lose its function.
Just as stated and also explained, the correct answer is <span>a long chain of adenine nucleotides is added to the 3' end of mRNA during terminationof transcription. That is the only statement that is true about the polyadenylation mechanism. Hope this is helpful</span>
