Co-enzyme is often formed from ?
Correct answer: D. vitamin
- A. lipid
- B. protein
- C. inorganic ion
- D. vitamin
Explanation
Many coenzymes are organic, non-protein helpers derived from vitamins, and they assist enzymes by carrying electrons or chemical groups during reactions. An inorganic ion may be chosen because some enzymes require mineral cofactors, but an inorganic ion is a cofactor rather than a coenzyme.
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