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latoratory work

about the enzyme

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latoratory part of cell biology , we are working on the enzyme . we using lactase as enzyme to break lactose break , we are look for the effect of temperature and pH the enzyme and reaction

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Increasing the temperature increasing enzyme activity, and vice versa. A decrease in temperature slows down the enzyme, in other words, the amount of product formed. Similarly, the more acidic the environment, the less likely the enzyme will function as it should. Hope this helps.

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