Daisy2002 Daisy2002

28-11-2016
Biology

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what would happen to an enzyme if the temperature and pH changed significantly beyond the enzymes Optimum level

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Jiggyfly Jiggyfly

28-11-2016

The enzyme would unfold, and its active site would not fit nicely with its substrate, like a key in a lock. The enzyme would stop functioning.

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