Intracellular enzymes function within cells (like catalase), whereas extracellular enzymes operate outside cells after secretion (examples include amylase and trypsin).
Intracellular enzymes act within cells (e.g., catalase), while extracellular enzymes act outside cells after being released (e.g., amylase, trypsin).
| Front | Define the terms intracellular enzyme and extracellular enzyme. (1 example for intra and 2 for extra) |
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| Back | Intracellular enzymes - enzymes that act within cells
Extracellular enzymes - enzymes that act outside of cells (released from cells to act outside them)
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