Question
The enzymes act between the temperature range of:
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Answer
- 35 - 40 degrees
Enzymes are biological catalysts which accelerate chemical reactions in organisms.
Optimum temperature is the temperature at which enzyme activity is maximum.
In humans, this temperature is 37.5°C that is same as the normal body temperature.
A rise in temperature above 40°C results in denaturation of the proteins of enzyme.
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