Q. 16.39
Question
What are isoenzymes?
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(1) found in heart, kidney.
(2) found in RBC, heart, brain.
(3) found in Brain, lungs, WBC.
(4 ) found in lung. skeletal muscles.
(5) found in skeletal muscle, liver.
1Step 1: Introduction
Isoenzymes are enzymes that have different forms that catalyse the same reaction in different cells or tissues of the body.
2Step 2: Given information
As an example:
Lactate dehydrogenase has five isoenzymes that catalyse the conversion of lactate to pyrulate.
3Step 3: Explanation
(1) tound in heart, kidney.
(2) found in RBC, heart, brain.
(3) found in Brain, lungs, WBC.
(4) found in lung. skeletal muscles.
(5) tound in skeletal muscle, liver,
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