9. Cofactors of enzymes. Coenzymes. Vitamins as coenzymes precursors. Examples of coenzymes of different classes of enzymes, examples of reactions.

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Q: isoenzyme, specific enzyme activity, what is it? Briefly explain.

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Q: Describe the chemistry of enzymes, and explain how the apoenzymeforms.

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Q: the table to the notebook and fill it out. Using the textbook, write down one reaction involving…

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Q: Describe the basics of enzyme structure and function. Be sure to address what makes enzymes…

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Q: 12. Mechanisms of activation of enzymes. Examples of different types.

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Q: classification of enzymes

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Q: 1. Select one catabolic and one anabolic reaction from the metabolic pathways and address the role…

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Q: Similar to vitamins:     c. coenzyme   b. cofactor   a. apoenzyme   d. all of the above

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Q: Which of the following is referred to as enzyme without its required cofactor? O Coenzyme O…

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Q: Carbohydrates Metabolism.

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Q: A Proenzymes is inactive because it contain an additional polypeptide chain that masks(blocks) the…

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Q: the main coenzymes in metabolism and describe their roles

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