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48. The protein component of a conjugated molecule, stripped of its non-protein prosthetic group, is technically referred to as the

A. Holoenzyme
B. Apoenzyme / Apoprotein
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C. Coenzyme
D. Prosthetic matrix

📝 Explanation

An apoprotein (or apoenzyme) is the purely proteinaceous part of a conjugated molecule that remains inactive or incomplete without its partner.

📖 Additional Information

  • Holoenzyme
  • Apoenzyme / Apoprotein
  • Coenzyme
  • Prosthetic matrix

An apoprotein (or apoenzyme) is the purely proteinaceous part of a conjugated molecule that remains inactive or incomplete without its partner.

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