Enzyme

Real World Example

Imagine you're trying to get through a traffic jam on your way to work. Just like a traffic officer who steps in to direct cars and clear the congestion quickly, an enzyme acts within a cell to speed up chemical reactions. In this analogy, the enzyme is like the traffic officer, guiding the flow of molecules (cars) efficiently through the biochemical pathways (streets), ensuring that the cell's reactions (commute) proceed smoothly and swiftly.