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Enzymes are .... in a reaction, not changed. Only the .....(what the enzyme acts on) is altered as it is converted to the product. They make great regulators since their presence changes the rate of reactions. Enzymes are proteins so anything that affects PROTEIN structure will effectively ..... an enzyme and affect its functionality.
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