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The rate at which an enzyme-catalyzed reaction occurs can be increased by
A) changing the enzyme's conformation, thereby reducing its affinity for the substrate.
B) decreasing substrate concentration.
C) decreasing temperature.
D) releasing the cofactor that was bound to the enzyme.
E) increasing enzyme concentration.
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