Shrimp that live in the cold waters off Alaska will die if introduced into warm water. One likely reason these shrimp do not survive is that enzymes in the shrimp

A. start to replicate

B. change shape

C. are composed of fat molecules that melt

D. break down into small starch molecules

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Chase Zhang

24 September, 15:54

Shrimp that live in the cold waters off Alaska will die if introduced into warm water. One likely reason these shrimp do not survive is that enzymes in the shrimp

A. start to replicate

B. change shape

C. are composed of fat molecules that melt

D. break down into small starch molecules

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Alyssa Matthews · Answer 1

B. change shape

Explanation:

Shrimps that live in the cold waters off Alaska will die if introduced into warm water because the shape of the enzyme molecule determines how it functions in chemical reactions. For example, when these shrimps are introduced to warm water, Synthesis of enzymatic activities needed for various roles (e. g digestion) will be slower or will not occur at all and this is detrimental to the survival of the Shrimp.

Shrimp that live in the cold waters off Alaska will die if introduced into warm water. One likely reason these shrimp do not survive is that enzymes in the shrimpA. start to replicateB. change shapeC. are composed of fat molecules that meltD. break down into small starch molecules

Shrimp that live in the cold waters off Alaska will die if introduced into warm water. One likely reason these shrimp do not survive is that enzymes in the shrimp

A. start to replicate

B. change shape

C. are composed of fat molecules that melt

D. break down into small starch molecules