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• Three factors affect enzyme activity: – Temperature, pH, and substrate concentration.
• Enzymes from different organisms tend to work best at different optimum temperatures. – This is often related to the environment in which the organism lives.
• The pH of a solution describes how acidic or basic the solution is.
• Most enzymes function in a very narrow pH range, which varies depending on the enzyme and its job. – This is crucial because extreme pH levels can denature the enzyme.
• The more substrate molecules available, the faster the reaction rate, until saturation.