Why amylase can function at high temperature and maintain high activity?

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Why amylase can function at high temperature and maintain high activity

Amylase can function at high temperatures and maintain high activity because of its stable protein structure, increased flexibility, higher reaction rates, and molecular chaperones that protect it from denaturation.

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