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Explain why it is important for plants to hold enzymes in their functional shapes?
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Why is it important for plants to hold enzymes in their fuctional shapes?
so the plants will not die
How are enzymes affected by environment?
As I know, enzymes can be found in all plants. If no enzymes could be found in plants, there was no life.
What important discoveries was first found in plants a the structure of DNA b the laws of heredity c the existence of enzymes d the nucleus?
dna
In terms of nutrition the functional difference between animals and plants is that green plants are able to do what?
Synthesize glucose
What happens to an organism if biomolecules like catalase become useless?
If catalase itself is underexpressed (or not active) this may have an important part to play in human breast cancer. In plants it can cause a decrease in the plants' ability to photosynthesize. The ability of organism to live are based on the enzymes they use.If catalase itself is underexpressed (or not active) this may have an important part to play in human breast cancer. In plants it can cause a decrease in the plants' ability to photosynthesize. It would seem that these are very important and without them things may mutate or die.
Why is it important for plants to hold enzymes in the their functional shapes?
There is thing that do the function and perform a vasendectomy on the enzymes so therefore negating guardies
Why is it important for plants to hold enzymes in their functional shapes?
Because if they don't hold them they will fall out of plant & plant will die._ professional plant examiner of Uruguay
Why is it important for plants to hold enzymes in their fuctional shapes?
so the plants will not die
What are functional adaptations?
A part of the body of an animal that is crucial in surviving, in other words a useful and fully functional part of the body.Adaptation is things that is important for any living things such as animals and plants. So functional adaptation means functional facts about things that is important for any living things.
How are enzymes affected by environment?
As I know, enzymes can be found in all plants. If no enzymes could be found in plants, there was no life.
Explain why it is important for plants and animals to be adapted to their environment?
their would be to many bugs they would destroy important life cycles
What important discoveries was first found in plants a the structure of DNA b the laws of heredity c the existence of enzymes d the nucleus?
dna
What is Traditional Hybridization procedures in plants and animals?
Restrictive enzymes
In terms of nutrition the functional difference between animals and plants is that green plants are able to do what?
Synthesize glucose
In the terms of nutrition the functional difference between animals and plants is that green plants are able to?
Synthesize glucose
How are meat eatiing plants different then other plants?
If you are referring to venus fly trap type plants, then these plants use the enzymes in plants to help them create chlorophyll. So even though they "eat meat" they don't actual take the nutrients from the meat, but use the enzymes to carry out photosynthesis.
What happens to an organism if biomolecules like catalase become useless?
If catalase itself is underexpressed (or not active) this may have an important part to play in human breast cancer. In plants it can cause a decrease in the plants' ability to photosynthesize. The ability of organism to live are based on the enzymes they use.If catalase itself is underexpressed (or not active) this may have an important part to play in human breast cancer. In plants it can cause a decrease in the plants' ability to photosynthesize. It would seem that these are very important and without them things may mutate or die.
