Enzymatic degradation refers to the breakdown or decomposition of substances, such as molecules or compounds, by enzymes. Enzymes are proteins that can speed up chemical reactions in living organisms. In
enzymatic degradation, these enzymes act as catalysts, helping to break down larger substances into smaller components, usually by adding or removing certain molecules. This process is important for recycling and removing waste materials in living systems, as well as for various biological processes.
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