Enzymes are _ in nature?
Correct answer: A. Proteins
- A. Proteins
- B. Carbohydrates
- C. Lipids
- D. Nucleic acid
Explanation
The enzyme is a complex organic substance, which altered the rate of an already initiated biological reaction without itself being altered permanently during the reaction. Most of the enzymes are protein in nature and show all the properties of proteins. Hence, A is the correct option
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