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The fastest acting enzyme in the biological kingdom is

A amylase

B lipase

C carboxypeptidase

D carbonic anhydrase

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During hyperventillation, the increased amount of breathingelevates the levels of O2 vs CO2, causing a shift in theequilibrium of carbonic anhydrase. Which of the following is acorrect depiction of the shift of carbonic anhydrase:

a. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more CO2 by breakingdown carbonic acid and bicarbinate. The result is that there is nownot enough acid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causingacidosis

b. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more CO2 by breakingdown carbonic acid and bicarbinate. The result is that there is nownot enough acid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causingalkalosis

c. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more CO2 by makingcarbonic acid and bicarbinate. The result is that there is now toomuch acid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causingalkalosis

d. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more carbonic acid andbicarbinate by removing the excess oxygen. The result is that thereis now too much acid to buffer the base that is in the blood,causing acidosis

During hyperventillation, the increased amount of breathingelevates the levels of O2 vs CO2, causing a shift in theequilibrium of carbonic anhydrase. Which of the following is acorrect depiction of the shift of carbonic anhydrase:
a. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more CO2 by breaking downcarbonic acid and bicarbinate. The result is that there is now notenough acid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causingacidosis
b. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more CO2 by breaking downcarbonic acid and bicarbinate. The result is that there is now notenough acid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causingalkalosis
c. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more CO2 by makingcarbonic acid and bicarbinate. The result is that there is now toomuch acid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causingalkalosis
d. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more carbonic acid andbicarbinate by removing the excess oxygen. The result is that thereis now too much acid to buffer the base that is in the blood,causing acidosis

During hyperventillation, the increased amount of breathingelevates the levels of O2 vs CO2, causing a shift in theequilibrium of carbonic anhydrase. Which of the following is acorrect depiction of the shift of carbonic anhydrase: a. Carbonicanhydrase begins to generate more CO2 by breaking down carbonicacid and bicarbinate. The result is that there is now not enoughacid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causing acidosis b.Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more CO2 by breaking downcarbonic acid and bicarbinate. The result is that there is now notenough acid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causingalkalosis c. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more CO2 bymaking carbonic acid and bicarbinate. The result is that there isnow too much acid to buffer the base that is in the blood, causingalkalosis d. Carbonic anhydrase begins to generate more carbonicacid and bicarbinate by removing the excess oxygen. The result isthat there is now too much acid to buffer the base that is in theblood, causing acidosis

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