Why they are so important for metabolic processes-pathways

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1. Define enzymes and explain why they are so important for metabolic processes/pathways.

2. Describe how an enzyme interacts with a substrate to reduce the energy of activation (consider defining the enzyme-substrate complex here and look to Figure 6.6)

3. List the environmental conditions that may influence enzyme activity.

4. Define OIL RIG and can you tell me what has been molecules have been oxidized and reduced in both Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration (Look to Figure 6.12 and page 110 to help with this question).

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