Question

the percentage of co enzyme in an enzyme is about....???​

Answer 1

Answer:

STEADY-STATE assumptions is the correct answer

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Answer 2

Coenzymes act as co-factors in various enzyme-catalyzed reactions.

• A coenzyme is an organic, non-protein molecule that an enzyme needs in order to carry out its catalytic function whereas an enzyme is a protein that serves as a catalyst to speed up biological reactions without changing itself in the process.
• Coenzymes are typically tiny molecules, whereas enzymes are big ones.
• Coenzymes are non-protein compounds, whereas enzymes are primarily globular proteins.
• Coenzymes are support molecules for the enzymes, which are required for the enzyme to carry out its catalytic activity. Enzymes are biological catalysts.
• Coenzymes undergo chemical change after the enzymatic reaction, whereas the structure of enzymes is unaltered during the reaction.

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