Are proteins
Need cofactors to activate them
Are sensitive in their action
Are specific in their action
Can withstand high temperature
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Enzymes has cofactors.the answer is correct.
Note that the cofactors are helper molecules
The correct answer is E. Can withstand high temperature.
This is because:
* A. Are proteins: Enzymes are indeed proteins, which are complex molecules essential for life.
* B. Need cofactors to activate them: Many enzymes require cofactors (non-protein helpers) to function properly.
* C. Are sensitive in their action: Enzymes are very sensitive to changes in temperature and pH, which can affect their activity.
* D. Are specific in their action: Each enzyme typically catalyzes a specific reaction, meaning it works on a particular substrate (the molecule it acts upon).
* E. Can withstand high temperature: This is NOT TRUE. Enzymes are generally sensitive to high temperatures. Extreme heat can denature (damage) them, making them lose their shape and function.
I disagree with the first constitution enzymes are always specific in their action, so the answer can never be C .I agree with optionE.
I disagree with the first contribution.enzymes are always specific in their actions,so the answer and never be C.I agree with option E.
i disagree...one of the characteristic of enzymes is dat at higher temperature the rate of reaction is faster...so hw can it not witstand high temperature ????.. the ans is C
