a complex organic molecule that is necessary for enzyme function but is not permanently associated with the enzyme is a:

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Answer:

A coenzyme.

Step-by-step explanation:

Non-protein catalysts facilitating an enzyme's chemical reactions are called "cofactors." Cofactors that are organic molecules are called coenzymes.

Theram answered Feb 24, 2023

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