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It would have been also correct the fact that the enzymes in the yeast has an optimum temp of 35 degrees and dey function the best at this temp and beyond this they will be denatured as enzymes are catalyts......
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I think it'll be fine. I wrote that too. I don't do biology, so i didnt know that enzymes denature at high temperatures..soo, i just put that enzymes, like yeast, are very sensitive to temperature, and at high temperatures they die.I Wrote to prevent yeast from dying -.-!?
isn't it correct
Ummm yeasts are not enzymes... its basically the enzymes dat make up or rather u cn in the yeast will get killed... or more better word is denatured.....
coolio. Well that wasn't the exact way i wrote it but i put something similar.
oh dats cool...
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