APFIVE Temperature and Enzyme Reaction Rate
A researcher studying enzyme kinetics mistakenly concludes that increasing the temperature indefinitely will continue to increase the rate of an enzymatic reaction. What is the mistake in their conclusion?
A
Enzymes denature at high temperatures, reducing reaction rates.
B
Enzymes are most active at freezing temperatures.
C
Enzymes increase reaction rates only at low temperatures.
D
Temperature decreases do not affect enzymatic reactions.
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