Discussion
Increased synthesis of an enzyme is known as
Answer: B
Correct answer: Induction
Induction is an increase in the rate at which an enzyme is synthesised, usually because a substrate or signal molecule has relieved the repression of its gene. The lac operon is the standard example: lactose induces the enzymes that digest it.
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