Which consequence results when quantum tunneling fails in liver enzyme function?

💡 Explanation

Reduced tunneling hinders a redox reaction, because electron 'hops' required for catalysis encounter increased potential barrier, due to non-classical behavior and lowered penetration. Therefore, specific enzymatic reactions become inefficient rather than some general metabolic dysfunction.

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