Introduction to Enzymes

Introduction to Enzymes
The enzymes that are used to remove resistant starch residues are called
nucleated enzymes
synthetic enzymes
protease enzymes
amylase enzymes
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Introduction to Enzymes
The specific temperature at which enzyme works at maximum rate is classified as
solute temperature
optimum temperature
natural temperature
solvent temperature
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Introduction to Enzymes
The biochemical reactions are also considered as
gaseous release
chromosomal transfer
energy transfer
material transfer
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Introduction to Enzymes
In the paper industry, the enzymes break the starch to
decrease its catabolism
increase its anabolism
increase its viscosity
lower its viscosity
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Introduction to Enzymes
The catabolism is related to
release of energy
absorption of energy
release of water
absorption of water
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Introduction to Enzymes
The substances that act as biocatalysts are considered as
reactants
products
enzymes
catalysts
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The organic cofactors that are loosely bound to the enzymes are classified as
active enzymes
coenzymes
inactive enzymes
aesthetic enzymes
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The narrow range of pH at which enzymes works on their maximum rate is called
unsaturated pH
optimum pH
natural pH
saturated pH
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Introduction to Enzymes
The usage of enzymes in breaking starch into the sugars in production of buns and white bread is considered as the usage of
brewing industry
paper industry
food industry
detergent industry
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