What is the protein portion of an enzyme called?
- AProsthetic group
- BCo-enzyme
- CCofactor
- DApoenzyme
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Which suffix is added in the nomenclature of enzymes?
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View SolutionMatch the types of enzymes in Column-$I$ with examples in Column-$II$ and select the correct option.
Column $I$ Column $II$ $i$. Purely proteinaceous enzyme $a$. Glucokinase $ii$. Conjugated enzyme $b$. Epimerase $iii$. Transferase enzyme $c$. Protease $iv$. Isomerase enzyme $d$. $FMN$
| Column $I$ | Column $II$ |
| $i$. Purely proteinaceous enzyme | $a$. Glucokinase |
| $ii$. Conjugated enzyme | $b$. Epimerase |
| $iii$. Transferase enzyme | $c$. Protease |
| $iv$. Isomerase enzyme | $d$. $FMN$ |
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