Biology
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Medium
Question
A cofactor made of inorganic ion which is detachable is called __________________?
A
Prosthetic group
B
Coenzyme
C
Activator
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D
Cofactor
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A
Prosthetic group
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B
Coenzyme
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C
Activator
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D
Cofactor
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Explanation
An activator is a cofactor made of an inorganic ion, such as a metal ion, that binds loosely and reversibly (is detachable) to an enzyme to support its activity.