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11 years ago
What is an enzyme that has a cofactor and a conenzyme>
Is it called a haloenzyme? Im not sure what it is called, I know a holoenzyme is an enzyme with it coenzyme but what about when the enzyme has both? Could it be a haloenzyme?
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COFACTOR:Organic molecules or ions that assist many enzymes in their reactions - could be coenzyme eg NAD, or chloride ions.

Holoenzyme (same as Haloenzyme)
The entire, functionally complete enzyme. The term is used to designate an enzyme that requires a coenzyme in order for it to function (possess catalytic abilities). The holoenzyme consists of the protein part (apoenzyme) plus a dialyzable, nonprotein coenzyme part that is bound to the apoenzyme protein.
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