The proteinaceous molecule that joins a non-protein prosthetic group to form a functional…
Biology · Class 11 · CBSE — Biomolecules
The proteinaceous molecule that joins a non-protein prosthetic group to form a functional enzyme, is called
- apoenzyme
- co-factor
- holoenzyme
- isoenzyme.
Answer
(A) apoenzyme
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