3.1 Enzymes | Characteristics and types of Enzymes Fsc class 11 biology
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The speaker discusses the importance of enzymes in biology, emphasizing their role as biological catalysts that speed up reactions in living organisms through the use of co-factors and activators. Understanding the significance of factors like the sigma factor is crucial for enzyme functionality, ensuring they can effectively perform their designated tasks.
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- Enzymes are proteins made of amino acids that act as biological catalysts, speeding up reactions in living organisms by reducing activation energy and require co-factors like vitamins to function effectively.
- Factors like the sigma factor are crucial for enzyme functionality, enhancing enzyme activity and ensuring proper performance. Understanding and providing these elements are essential for optimal enzyme activation and functionality.
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What is the importance of enzymes in living organisms?
Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up chemical reactions.
How do co-factors impact enzyme activity?
Co-factors are essential for enzyme functionality.
What is the role of the sigma factor in enzyme functionality?
Sigma factor enhances enzyme activity.
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