Question

the suffix -______ usually indicates that the named molecule is an enzyme.
o itis
o ology
o osis
o ose
o ase

Explanation:

In biological nomenclature, the suffix "-ase" is commonly used to denote that a molecule is an enzyme. For example, amylase is an enzyme that breaks down starch. The other suffixes have different meanings: "itis" is related to inflammation, "ology" to the study of something, "osis" often indicates a condition or abnormal state, and "ose" is typically used for sugars.

Answer:

E. ase