Answer the two questions! Will dislike if incomplete Hydrophoblc Interactions between molecules In the cytoplasm are cruclalbecauseThey provide the necessary atoms in reactionsO They facilitate the proper conformation of moleculesThey allow covalent bond formation among reactantsThey direct the rate of chemical reactions in cellsWhich pair correctly depicts the relative rate at which cellular responses aregenerated during cellular communication? *Altered enzyme production- fastAltered protein synthesis - fastAltered cell movement - slowAltered gene expression slow

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Hydrophoblc Interactions between molecules In the cytoplasm are cruclal because O They provide the necessary atoms in reactions They facilitate the proper conformation of molecules O They allow covalent bond formation among reactants O They direct the rate of chemical reactions in cells

Hydrophoblc Interactions between molecules In the cytoplasm are cruclal because O They provide the necessary atoms in reactions They facilitate the proper conformation of molecules O They allow covalent bond formation among reactants O They direct the rate of chemical reactions in cells

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter5: Ground Rules Of Metabolism

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