The equilibrium state of a biochemical reaction is approached More rapidly in the presence of a catalyst.
Within a cell, a biochemical reaction is the conversion of one molecule to another. Enzymes, which are biological catalysts that can change the rate and specificity of chemical processes inside cells, mediate biochemical reactions. "Biochemical reactions" are chemical processes that occur within of cells. Chemical processes that occur within living things are referred to as biochemical processes. Some examples of these processes are isomerization reactions, ligation, hydrolysis, and oxidation-reduction reactions. The whole of an organism's biological processes is referred to as metabolism.
Exothermic (energy-releasing) and endothermic (energy-absorbing) biochemical reactions both occur during metabolism.
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