Enzymes are [[high-molecular]] proteins formed in the [[cell]] that control the metabolism of organisms as biocatalysts. Their tasks include ensuring cell supply, removing or degrading [[toxic]] substances, mobilizing other substances such as [[fats|fats]] and [[glycogen]] from the depots and triggering and accelerating the processes [[catalysis|(catalysing)]] necessary to produce the energy required by the organism.
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Enzymes are [[high-molecular]] proteins formed in the [[Zelle/en|cell]] that control the metabolism of organisms as biocatalysts. Their tasks include ensuring cell supply, removing or degrading [[Toxisch/en|toxic]] substances, mobilizing other substances such as [[Fette/en|fats]] and [[Glykogen/en|glycogen]] from the depots and triggering and accelerating the processes [[Katalyse/en|(catalysing)]] necessary to produce the energy required by the organism.
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Enzymes are high-molecular proteins formed in the cell that control the metabolism of organisms as biocatalysts. Their tasks include ensuring cell supply, removing or degrading toxic substances, mobilizing other substances such as fats and glycogen from the depots and triggering and accelerating the processes (catalysing) necessary to produce the energy required by the organism.
