Holoenzyme is?
Correct answer: C. Complete enzyme
- A. Protein moiety of enzyme
- B. Non-protein moiety of enzyme
- C. Complete enzyme
- D. Inactive enzyme
Explanation
Holoenzyme is a complete, functional enzyme, which is catalytically active. It consists of an Apoenzyme and a Cofactor. In order to be functional, an apoenzyme(inactive enzyme) needs to become a holoenzyme(active enzyme). FTB page# 62
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