The shape of the enzyme dictates how it reacts with other molecules in reactions. If anything happens to affect the shape of the enzyme, the reaction will either slow down or stop altogether. Which of the following factors can affect the shape of enzymes? Check all that apply. Change in salinity High temperatures Change in pH

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