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Why are enzymes important to cells? They help bring about chemical reactions. They provide structural support. They form the two layers of membranes. They store large quantities of energy.
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Why are enzymes important to cells? They help bring about chemical reactions. They provide structural support. They form the two layers of membranes. They store large quantities of energy.

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Answer:They act as a catalyst and help bring about chemical reactions.

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They help bring about chemical reactions. This is because enzymes act as catalysts, lowering the activation energy required for a chemical reaction to initiate. It is in this way that they bring about chemical reactions.
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