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Why do enzymes only work on certain reactions?​
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Why do enzymes only work on certain reactions?​

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Because they are specific to certain reactions.

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Enzymes are proteins that fold in certain ways that speed up reactions. One enzyme will only speed one reaction or set of reactions.

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