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who developed lock and key model

• daniel kashland

• emil fisher

• felix dujardin

• robert brown

what is the specific normal ph level?

• It could be any number

• 10

• 7

• 6

in concentration gradient, does substrate is equivalent to enzymes?

• yes

• no

• it depends

Answer explanation

substrate is equivalent to enzymes [10 substrate=10 enzymes]

what kind of factors affecting enzymes activity is for those who are taking regular medicine?

• co enzyme

• ph level

• blood pressure

• inhabitation

one of the examples of co factor and co enzyme is vitamins. what are the 6 types of vitamins found in these factors?

• Vitamin B

• Vitamin C

• Vitamin A, D, E, K and CB

• Vitamin A

CHO

• glucose

• saccharide

• sugar

• glycogen

Chemical elements of Monosaccharide

• C6H2O12

• C6H2

• CHO or C6H12O6

• CHO

It means multiple units of sugar

• Glucose

• Fructose

• Polysaccharide

• disaccharide

One of the examples of D glucose is blood sugar, which side represents D?

• Right

• Left

• Front

• Back

Chemical elements of Fructose

• CHO6

• H12O6

• H2O6

• HO6