Enzymes capable of changing their form are called

  • A
    Apoenzyme
  • B
    Holoenzyme
  • C
    Isoenzyme
  • D
    Allosteric enzymes

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Arrange the steps of the biochemical reaction in sequence:
$I -$ Diffusion of the substrate towards the active site of the enzyme
$II -$ Formation of the transition state structure
$III -$ Release of the product from the active site
$IV -$ Breaking or formation of bonds

The substrate of the amylase enzyme is:

Match the following substrates with their respective enzymes:
Substrate Enzyme
$(A)$ Ribonucleotide $(i)$ Chitinase
$(B)$ Chitin $(ii)$ Cellulase
$(C)$ Cellulose $(iii)$ Ribonuclease

$A$: Allosteric enzymes do not show a typical Michaelis-Menten constant or behavior.
$R$: All enzymes work at the same $pH$.

Who suggested the proteinaceous nature of enzymes?

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