Question

1. predict what would happen to the enzymes in your cells if your body temperature changed from 98.6 °f to 105 °f. 2. will denatured enzymes function again? 3. predict what would happen to the enzymes in your cells if your body temperature changed from 98.6 °f to 85 °f. 4. will inactive enzymes function again? yes become active become inactive become natured no become denatured

Explanation:

1. Enzymes are proteins and high - temperature (from 98.6 °F to 105 °F) can cause them to denature. Denaturation changes their three - dimensional structure and impairs function.
2. Denatured enzymes have lost their proper three - dimensional shape due to factors like high temperature or extreme pH. Once denatured, they generally cannot function again as their active sites are altered.
3. Lowering the body temperature from 98.6 °F to 85 °F will slow down the enzyme - catalyzed reactions and the enzymes will become inactive as molecular motion decreases.
4. Inactive enzymes due to low temperature have not lost their structure. When the temperature returns to normal, they can become active again as their active sites remain intact.

Answer:

1. become denatured
2. no
3. become inactive
4. yes