Why Is the Enzyme Catalase Important to the Survival of Bacteria

question 47

Multiple Choice

Why is the enzyme catalase important to the survival of bacteria?

• A) Catalase protects the cell from desiccation.
• B) Catalase breaks down toxic hydrogen peroxide.
• C) Catalase allows for growth in high salt concentrations.
• D) Catalase aids in the transport of oxygen into the cell.

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