Why are enzymes so important?
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Probably the most important function of proteins is enzyme action. An enzyme is a chemical catalyst that allows a reaction to take place without a change in the catalyst itself.
Most metabolism proceeds because there is a protein enzyme that catalyzes it. Without protein enzymes, ‘life as we know it' would not exist.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
All of the following were allies on one side of the French and Indian War EXCEPT
A. France. B. Prussia. C. Spain. D. Austria. E. Russia.
An attribute is best described as:
a. a cause of unpredictable variation that can be identified using structured techniques. b. a process characteristic that can be checked or counted. c. the highest point established as the top specification on a control chart. UCL X-bar = Average X-bar + (A2 X Average R). d. are boundaries that tell you if the process is in control.
What is the theoretical evaporation rate?
A) 1 percent of the water supplied for every 10°F of cooling B) 0.5 percent of the water supplied for every 1°F of cooling C) 5 percent of the water supplied for every 10°F of cooling D) 5 percent of the water supplied for every 15°F of cooling