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#Question id: 547


The role of an enzyme in an enzyme-catalyzed reaction is to:

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  1. bind a transition state intermediate, such that it cannot be converted back to substrate.

  2. ensure that all of the substrate is converted to product.

  3. ensure that the product is more stable than the substrate.

  4. increase the rate at which substrate is converted into product.

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#Question id: 10510

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Constitutive chemical defenses are effective against many different herbivores, including insects and mammals. Hemlock (Cicuta sp.) produces which toxins that a polyacetylene prolongs the repolarization of neuronal action potentials.

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Constitutive chemical defenses are effective against many different herbivores, including insects and mammals. Hemlock (Cicuta sp.) produces which toxins that a polyacetylene prolongs the repolarization of neuronal action potentials.

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#Question id: 10510

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

Constitutive chemical defenses are effective against many different herbivores, including insects and mammals. Hemlock (Cicuta sp.) produces which toxins that a polyacetylene prolongs the repolarization of neuronal action potentials.

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#Question id: 10510

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Constitutive chemical defenses are effective against many different herbivores, including insects and mammals. Hemlock (Cicuta sp.) produces which toxins that a polyacetylene prolongs the repolarization of neuronal action potentials.

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#Question id: 10511

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Which type of pumps inhibits digitoxin in the membranes of heart cells, leading to increased myocardial contraction?

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#Question id: 10511

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Which type of pumps inhibits digitoxin in the membranes of heart cells, leading to increased myocardial contraction?