Enzymes that are part of the basic, permanent enzymatic machinery of the cell. They are formed at a constant rate and in constant amounts regardless of the metabolic state of the organism. For example, enzymes that function in the production of cell-usable energy (such as ATP) might be good candidates. And this, in fact, is the case with the enzymes of the glycolytic sequence, which is the most ancient energy-yielding catabolic pathway.<\/p>\n
An enzyme that is synthesized at a more or less steady rate and that is required for basic cell function.<\/p>\n
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