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What distinguishes cofactors from coenzymes?

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What distinguishes cofactors from coenzymes?

What distinguishes cofactors from coenzymes?

a) Cofactors can be organic molecules or inorganic ions.
b) Organic coenzymes are called cofactors.
c) Inorganic cofactors are called coenzymes.
d) Coenzymes can be organic molecules or inorganic ions.

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