| A. | Cellulose and starch can hold I2 due to formation of helical secondary structures |
| B. | Proteins transport nutrient across cell membrane and fight infectious organisms |
| C. | At high temperature, enzymes get damaged while inorganic catalysts work efficiently |
| D. | In animal tissue, different drugs, pigments, essential oil, magnesium, O2 compounds are noticed |
| E. | DNA and RNA have three chemically distinct components - heterocyclic, monosaccharides and phosphates. |
| A. | Release of products of the reaction |
| B. | Binding of substrate to the active site of the enzyme |
| C. | Formation of enzyme-substrate complex |
| D. | Alteration in the shape of the enzyme |
| E. | Enzyme free to bind another molecule of substrate |
| I: | Almost all enzymes are proteins. |
| II: | Some nucleic acids can behave like enzymes. |
| III: | No enzyme in living organisms can function above 40 °C. |
| IV: | Enzymes are the reason that chemicals react with each other. |
| V: | Enzymes are not sensitive to pH in their environment. |