Most important biochemical reactions in an animal's body are catalyzed by enzymes. For each increase in temperature of 10^oC, the rate of enzyme-catalyzed reactions

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Enzyme-catalyzed reactions generally increase in rate with temperature due to the increased kinetic energy of molecules, up to a point. For each 10°C increase, the rate typically doubles or triples until the enzyme denatures.

Most Important Biochemical Reactions in an Animal's Body Are Catalyzed