human biology: - rate of most chemical reactions increases as temperature increases
- only within a limited temperature
- enzymes are proteins, beyond 40 degrees, their structure changes and they are denatured
- optimum temperature is around 37 or 38 degrees

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- rate of most chemical reactions increases as temperature increases
- only within a limited temperature
- enzymes are proteins, beyond 40 degrees, their structure changes and they are denatured
- optimum temperature is around 37 or 38 degrees

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temperature

human biology

- rate of most chemical reactions increases as temperature increases - only within a limited temperature - enzymes are proteins, beyond 40 degrees, their structure changes and they are denatured - optimum temperature is around 37 or 38 degrees

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