Enzymes act upon other chemicals, called substrates and speed up chemical reactions that convert substrates to products. … However, while bacteria orient towards the food supply, enzymes move to the direction of lesser substrate concentration. Do enzymes decrease time to reach equilibrium? Enzymes do not however change the Gibbs freeRead More →
Causes of high troponin levels sepsis, which is a severe and potentially life-threatening reaction to an infection entering the bloodstream. kidney failure or chronic kidney disease. heart failure. chemotherapy-related damage to the heart. pulmonary embolism. heart infection. myocarditis, which is inflammation of the heart. Are biomarkers elevated in unstable angina?Read More →
Taking supplements of folic acid may also help lower ALT levels.…People may improve their liver health by eating foods high in folate , such as: beef liver. spinach. black-eyed peas. fortified breakfast cereals. asparagus. Brussels sprouts. lettuce. avocado. How long does it take for milk thistle to lower liver enzymes?Read More →
Which organelle contains cristae where enzymes and electron carriers for aerobic respiration are found? chloroplasts. use them to expel excess water from the cell. anchors organelles. Which organelle is found in algae but not found in helminths or fungi? All algae have chloroplasts. Which organelle is found in algae butRead More →
Yes Elena, you are correct. Isoenzymes are just different forms of the same enzyme activity. However, they are seen in different proportions in varying tissues. They actually have different amino acid composition and sequence (hence making A false). How are the common names of enzymes often derived? An enzyme’s nameRead More →
Rarely, prolonged use of dapsone over months or years at a high dose can lead to impaired function of nerves in the limbs, causing weakness of muscles in the hands and feet. Can dapsone cause kidney failure? Renal involvement had not been previously described as a dapsone syndrome feature. KeyRead More →