How Does a Zymogen Differ from an Apoenzyme

question 63

Multiple Choice

How does a zymogen differ from an apoenzyme?

• A)An apoenzyme is deactivated by a cofactor.
• B)A zymogen is initially lacking an active site.
• C)A zymogen is activated by removing part of its structure.
• D)An apoenzyme is produced from a holoenzyme + coenzyme

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