72. What is the function of an inhibitor? (Points 1) O slow down the rate of rea

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72. What is the function of an inhibitor? (Points 1) O slow down the rate of reaction O inhibit the effect of temperature and pH changes on enzyme activity O inhibit substrate effects on other chemicals in the reaction environment O slow down the interaction between the solvent and the substrate O uracil thymine O adenine cytosine 74. The bonding forces between two DNA strands in a double helix are (Points 1) peptide linkages phosphate bonds acetal bonds hydrogen bonds 75. DNA replication by DNA polymerase occurs in the direction on the template strand. (Points both ways none of these

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72) IN contrast to catalyst that enhance the rate of reactions, an inhibitor slow down the rate of reaction. Inhibitors are sometimes used to control and slow down at a desired product in reactions that keep going on in an uncontrolled manner.

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