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Class Definition: Maintaining a physical and chemical equilibrium within your body. Picture: My Definition: I maintain homeostasis by…

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2 Class Definition: Maintaining a physical and chemical equilibrium within your body. Picture: My Definition: I maintain homeostasis by…

3 Class Definition: Enzymes speed up chemical reactions. Each enzyme has a specific task. Enzymes need a specific temperature and pH to work best. Picture: Macromolecule and Building blocks: Create your own definition of an enzyme:

4 Class Definition: Maintaining a physical and chemical ________________________ within your body. Picture: My Definition: I maintain homeostasis by…

5 Class Definition: Enzymes __________________________. Each enzyme has a _________________. Enzymes need a _____________________________and ______ to work best. Picture: Macromolecule and Building blocks: Create your own definition of an enzyme:

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