Correct Answer: Option B
Explanation:
Enzymes are biological catalysts that function optimally at moderate temperatures (around 35-40°C for human enzymes). Most enzymes denature and lose activity at temperatures above 50-60°C, as the protein structure unfolds. They are highly specific (lock-and-key model), protein in nature, and lower activation energy without being consumed. Some thermophilic bacteria have enzymes active at high temperatures, but typical enzymes are not stable at >100°C.
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