Definition for Difference between revisions of "Enzyme"
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| − | A protein responsible for speeding up a chemical reaction in a cell. | + | A protein responsible for speeding up a chemical reaction in a cell.Enzymes are able to speed up the chemical reaction by binding to the active site of the substrate and upon changin it's conformation, enzymes are able to lower the activation energy of the reaction.<br> |
Revision as of 05:04, 9 September 2012
A protein responsible for speeding up a chemical reaction in a cell.Enzymes are able to speed up the chemical reaction by binding to the active site of the substrate and upon changin it's conformation, enzymes are able to lower the activation energy of the reaction.