An enzyme, such as RNA polymerase, that is needed by the cell in large amounts and must usually be present would be called?

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Bradley Bruce

17 May, 16:36

An enzyme, such as RNA polymerase, that is needed by the cell in large amounts and must usually be present would be called?

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Enrique Pollard · Answer 1

Constitutive enzyme

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Constitutive enzymes are synthesized by the cell at all times and are required in large amounts. In contrast, Inducible enzymes are synthesized only when required depending upon the availability of substrate and other conditions in the cell.