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    The initial reaction rate of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction increases with substrate concentration up to 4g, at which point the rate reaches its maximum of 350x10^6 molecules per minute. At low substrate concentrations, not all enzyme active sites are saturated, but increasing substrate allows full saturation and maximal reaction rate. The optimum pH for this enzyme reaction is pH 7, which produces the highest initial rate compared to other pH values. Enzymes are crucial for the metabolic reactions necessary to sustain life, and organisms have temperature regulation to maintain a stable environment for optimal enzyme function and metabolism.

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    The initial reaction rate of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction increases with substrate concentration up to 4g, at which point the rate reaches its maximum of 350x10^6 molecules per minute. At low substrate concentrations, not all enzyme active sites are saturated, but increasing substrate allows full saturation and maximal reaction rate. The optimum pH for this enzyme reaction is pH 7, which produces the highest initial rate compared to other pH values. Enzymes are crucial for the metabolic reactions necessary to sustain life, and organisms have temperature regulation to maintain a stable environment for optimal enzyme function and metabolism.

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    The initial reaction rate of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction increases with substrate concentration up to 4g, at which point the rate reaches its maximum of 350x10^6 molecules per minute. At low substrate concentrations, not all enzyme active sites are saturated, but increasing substrate allows full saturation and maximal reaction rate. The optimum pH for this enzyme reaction is pH 7, which produces the highest initial rate compared to other pH values. Enzymes are crucial for the metabolic reactions necessary to sustain life, and organisms have temperature regulation to maintain a stable environment for optimal enzyme function and metabolism.

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    The initial reaction rate of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction increase as the substrate

    concentration increase. This is not a linear relationship, the initial reaction


    rate reach maximum as substrate concentration increase to 4g and above.

    The maximum initial reaction rate for this enzyme at pH7 is 350x10^6 number of
    molecules of product formed per minute.

    When under low substrate concentration, the amount of substrate is lower then the
    amount of active site provided by enzymes. The active site is not saturated, once
    the concentration of substrate increase until active site is saturated by
    substrate, initial reaction rate reaches maximum.

    My data indicate that the optimum pH level for this enzyme-catalyzed reaction is pH
    7 since it gains highest initial reaction rate as compare to other pH value.

    An organism undergoes a lot of enzyme-catalyzed reaction to sustain the process of


    life. Without the working of enzyme, these enzyme-catalyzed reaction are not able
    to proceed efficiently causing metabolism of organism can't sustain the life
    process, organism can't survive.
    Thus, the importance of temperature-regulating mechanisms in organisms is to
    provide a stable temperature for enzymes, make sure enzymes working efficiently so
    that metabolism is stable, organism is able to survive.

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