Non protein but inorganic detachable co-factor is called:
Correct answer: A. Activator
- A. Activator
- B. Prosthetic group
- C. Co-enzyme
- D. Apoenzyme
Explanation
Activator is non-protein, but inorganic, detachable co-factor. Activator includes metal ions such as Mg2+ and Fe2+.
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