What Makes Complex Enzymes Different from Simple Enzymes?
Simple enzymes are composed of a single polypeptide chain, whereas complex enzymes are made up of multiple subunits. This structural complexity allows for more sophisticated regulation and greater versatility in their catalytic functions. For instance, complex enzymes can integrate multiple signals and respond to various cellular conditions more dynamically than simple enzymes. This makes them crucial for [metabolic pathways]() and [cellular signaling]() processes.
