Please Answer All Enzymes ___________. A) are biological catalysts B) can be denatured by increased temperature...

Please Answer All

Enzymes ___________.

		A) are biological catalysts
		B) can be denatured by increased temperature
		C) can be denatured by pH changes
		D) all of these

A prokaryotic cell __________.

		A) lacks a nucleus
		B) lacks membrane bound organelles
		C) is an organism in either Domain Archaea or Bacteria
		D) all of these

Osmosis is the diffusion of __________ through a permeable membrane from an area of high concentration to low concentration.

		A) water
		B) sugar
		C) salt
		D) lipids

Glycolysis ___________.

		A) can occur in aerobic or anaerobic conditions
		B) costs 2 ATP
		C) involves the breakdown of a sugar
		D) all of these

A bacterium that does not use O₂ and is killed when O₂ is present is best defined as a _______.

		A) Obligate aerobe
		B) Facultative anaerobe
		C) Obligate anaerobe
		D) Microaerophile

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