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    Enzymes are substances that regulate the rate of chemical reactions in living organisms by acting as catalysts without being altered in the process. They speed up biochemical reactions in cells and control metabolic processes like digestion and respiration. Enzymes are proteins that catalyze specific chemical reactions and allow organisms to carry out the thousands of biochemical reactions needed to sustain life.

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    Enzymes are substances that regulate the rate of chemical reactions in living organisms by acting as catalysts without being altered in the process. They speed up biochemical reactions in cells and control metabolic processes like digestion and respiration. Enzymes are proteins that catalyze specific chemical reactions and allow organisms to carry out the thousands of biochemical reactions needed to sustain life.

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    Enzymes are substances that regulate the rate of chemical reactions in living organisms by acting as catalysts without being altered in the process. They speed up biochemical reactions in cells and control metabolic processes like digestion and respiration. Enzymes are proteins that catalyze specific chemical reactions and allow organisms to carry out the thousands of biochemical reactions needed to sustain life.

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    Enzyme, a substance that acts as a 

    catalyst in living organisms,


    regulating the rate at which chemical reactions proceed without itself
    being altered in the process.

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