The correct response in this case would be denature, the enzyme will no longer be able to catalyze the reaction if there is an abnormally high change in the pH or the temperature.
The most possible explanation to the client's condition is a reaction to the anti-epileptic medications that he/she is taking.
Diffused redness and large blisters on the buccal mucosa could be symptoms of stomatitis, an inflammation of the mucous membranes of the mouth and lips. Stomatitis could be an indication of mouth irritation caused by a reaction to certain drugs, such as antibiotics and epilepsy medications.
As our all basic needs is fulfilled by aerobic respiration but when it comes to vigorous exercise when there is a shortage of oxygen , muscles starts using anaerobic respiration to full fill the need !
another example of anaerobic respiration in our body is in RBC ! Here there is no mitochondria so it has to do anaerobic respiration !
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technical of plants living on the land or on the ground,so floppy plant.
