Home
Class 11
BIOLOGY
Hormones differ from enzymes in that the...

Hormones differ from enzymes in that they are

Promotional Banner

Similar Questions

Explore conceptually related problems

Hormone differ from enzymes in being

In what important respect hormones differs from enzymes and in which particular property they are same.

Explain briefly the following : Hormones differ from enzymes both in structure and function.

In what important respect hormones differs from enzymes and which particluar biochemical property is shared by both of them.

A : Hormones are not enzymes, but they can stimulate the release of enzymes. R : Hormones are used up in metabolism, but enzymes can act over and over again.

A : Hormones are not enzymes, but they can stimulate the release of enzymes. R : Hormones are used up in metabolism, but enzymes can act over and over again.

Insulin differs from growth hormone in the fact that it

Insulin differs from growth hormone in the fact that it