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Why aren't enzymes digested?
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Why aren't enzymes digested?
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Why aren't enzymes digested?
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enzymes are made of proteins then why arent they being digested ??
and where do the denatured enzymes go ? [
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Mod edit - formatted subject as a question, please do this to help keep the forum tidy and easy to navigate - thanks
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Everything that the genetic code produces is a protein. Some codons are 'stop' or 'start' and the like but the products are proteins - they are not only found in meat pies. [
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haha. i get it ! thank you =)
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