Question

watch the generation genius on biotechnology (open the link in a new tab) to answer the following question. how are enzymes used in industrial biotechnology? they act as catalysts to speed up chemical reactions in manufacturing they are responsible for creating new species they are used to power machines they are used to monitor environmental changes

Explanation:

Enzymes are biological catalysts. In industrial biotechnology, their key role is to speed up chemical reactions (which is what catalysts do). Creating new species is more related to genetic engineering processes beyond just enzyme action. Enzymes don't power machines in the traditional sense (like a fuel source for a machine). And monitoring environmental changes is not their main function in industrial biotechnology where their catalytic property is exploited.

Answer:

They act as catalysts to speed up chemical reactions in manufacturing.