Which of the following processes in the red blood cells is catalysed by an enzyme?*1 pointThe reaction between water and carbon dioxide, forms carbonic acid.The reaction between carbon dioxide and haemoglobin, forming carbaminohaemoglobin.The reaction between hydrogen ions and haemoglobin, forms haemoglobinic acid.The dissociation of oxyhaemoglobin, releasing oxygen.

The chemical reaction that requires extra-cellular enzymes is theA. breakdown of fats.B. oxidation of glucose.C. synthesis of proteins.D. reduction of carbon dioxide

The enzyme in red blood cells that converts carbon dioxide into carbonic acid is Blank______.Multiple choice question.carbonic anhydrasehemoglobinbicarbonate ion

Which of the following processes is an example of catabolism?Group of answer choicesThe synthesis of proteins from amino acidsThe creation of glucose from pyruvateThe breakdown of glycogen into glucoseThe conversion of fatty acids to triglyceride

Which of the following protein act as enzymes?ans.HaemoglobinIsomeraseInsulinAll of the above

he enzyme in red blood cells that breaks down carbonic acid is called anhydrase.