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Answer: Enzymes are organic bio-molecules that catalyze the chemical reactions in biological system. Similar to catalyst, an enzyme accelerates the rate of a chemical reaction and it is neither consumed nor changed in the reaction. Therefore, the enzymes are also called bio-catalysts.

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