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Chapter 4, Problem 6
What would happen if activation energy barriers didn't exist? a. Substrates would not bind properly to enzymes; b. Chemical reactions in the body would never occur; c. Enzyme function would not be affected; d, Metabolic reactions would proceed even if their products were not needed.
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