What are two possibilities for how a cell will respond to an enzyme that does not have the correct structure

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Answer the two questions.

1. Describe how enzyme structure dictates enzyme function? How can denaturation impact the structure of an enzyme? Does denaturation increase or decrease enzyme activity?

2. Describe the role of each of the following types of membrane proteins:

a. Attachment Protein.

b. Receptor Protein.

c. Transport Protein.

d. Junction Protein.

e. Cell-Cell Recognition Protein.

f. Enzymes.

How does polarity determine how a cell (like skeletal muscle/neuron/endocrine) will respond to an agonist?

1) Enzymes are important biological molecules that we have discussed through this course. Describe how the structure of an enzyme can contribute to its specific function within a cell.

a) Dicuss several factors/conditions that could modify the structure and/or function of an enzyme using specific examples (i.e beta-galactosidase/lactase).

b) At the tertiary or quaternary level of organization what would happen if a mutation were to occur in the primary protein sequence coding for an enzyme? Describe different types of mutations that can occur in the protein sequence and how would this affect the different levels of protein folding (structure) and the activity of the enzyme (function)? Remember hemoglobin and what occurs in Sickle cell disease.