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AP Biology II - 1. What substrate does the enzyme Potassium Cyanide (KCN) function with? 2. What does the enzyme Potassium Cyanide do in the process of cellular respiration? 3. Explain the optimum conditions for the enzyme Potassium Cyanide. 4. Describe any additional factors that could affect the enzyme\'s function? Solution 1. Potassium cyanide (KCN) is extremely toxic - obstruct catalase and aerobic respiration. 2. Ingested - KCN is hydrolysed to process hydrogen cyanide (toxic gas) that can gladly detach into H+ and CN- ions. 3. CN- ions attach irreparable to enzyme find in mitochondria, inhibit phase of aerobic respiration. Final phase inhibited = earlier phase cannot run. 4. a) Cyanide and b) Snake venom. The occupation of an Enzyme is elaborate by its environmental shape of molecules are enlarge temperature enlarge the rate of reaction, establish more product. Eventually, the enzyme will flatter to denatured and will no extended function..

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