Many coenzymes are derived from O vitamins O All of these answers are correct. O inorganic molecules metals

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Stas Makarov asked Oct 25, 2022

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Many coenzymes are derived from

O vitamins
O All of these answers are correct.
O inorganic molecules
metals

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The answer is either vitamins, or all of them. Coenzymes mainly derive from vitamins but they can also be inorganic, and their cofactors can be metals.

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