Enzyme Cofactors

question 105

Multiple Choice

Enzyme cofactors

• A) can be only inorganic ions or compounds.
• B) combine with the protein moiety of the enzyme to form an apoenzyme.
• C) are not know to combine simultaneously with both enzyme and substrate.
• D) can act only by helping to maintain the native conformation of the enzyme protein.
• E) may participate in the catalytic mechanism of an enzyme, providing a reactive group not found in the side chains of the common amino acids.

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