Which one forms the raw material for coenzymes_______________________?
Correct answer: A. Vitamins
- A. Vitamins
- B. Carbohydrates
- C. Proteins
- D. Metals
Explanation
Many coenzymes are derived from vitamins, especially B-group vitamins, which are converted into active coenzyme forms that carry electrons or chemical groups. The likely alternative is metals because some cofactors are metal ions, but metals are inorganic activators or cofactors rather than the raw material for most coenzymes.
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