Catalyse

Why enzymes are not altered or destroyed by the reaction which they catalyse?

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Enzymes are bilogical or organic catalysts make up of protein in nature. They catalyse the many biochemical processes occuring in the living cell over a narrow temperature range. They alter the rate of chemical reactions without themselves being reacted chemically ...

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this is probably wrong but... i was told different features in the body are the result of a reaction being catalysed by an enzyme and different enzymes are denatured at different temperatures. some people have brains that are stronger on one side or the other and this effects ...

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... of 3 CO2 has used the three carbon atoms and three oxygen atoms and I assume it has taken the 6 hydrogen from the NADPH when it was used to catalyse the reaction but we still have an excess of 3 oxygen molecules that haven't been used from the original input of 3 CO2 molecules. This is baffling ...

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... (S binds to Enz. active site, a "good" enz. reaction happens at high speed, after a single reaction the enzyme is available to catalyse a new reaction)

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