From an evolutionary perspective, why are enzymes important?

Enyzmes form a barrier between the internal physiology of the organism and the external environment.

Enzymes' main role is to confer antibiotic resistance to most organisms, thus fending off threats to the organism.

Enzymes are the structural components of organisms, for example, keratin and muscle fibers.

Enyzmes serve as an energy storage molecules within organisms.

Enzymes allow organisms to catalyze the chemical production a range of macromolecules and metabolites that aid in their evolutionary success.