When analyzing amylase activity in the lab, why are the test tubes incubated at 37 degrees C?

A) It is a convenient temperature in the lab setting.
B) It is the optimal temperature for enzyme activity.
C) It is the optimal temperature to denature the substrate.
D) It is the optimal temperature to grow the substrate.


Answer: B

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