The Scope of Biochemistry
Introduction to Biological Energy Flow
Like almost all biochemical reactions, the biological synthesis of ammonia requires a specific biochemical catalyst—an enzyme—to succeed. Enzymes are usually proteins and usually act as true catalysts; they carry out their reactions many times.
Enzyme CatalystsLike almost all biochemical reactions, the biological synthesis of ammonia requires a specific biochemical catalyst—an enzyme—to succeed. Enzymes are usually proteins and usually act as true catalysts; they carry out their reactions many times.
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