cofactor

The heterogeneous class of amine oxidases can be divided on an arbitrary basis of the chemical nature of their cofactors into two types.

This may be due to differences in the chemical form of calcium or to cofactors in dairy products.

Cofactors may be actions or organic molecules, known as coenzymes .

Amino acids became utilized as cofactors by ribozymes in a metabolically complex RNA world.

transcription cofactors and chromatin-modifying enzymes.

The activation extent of the various cofactors is directly related to LOX affinity for the same compounds.

This process catalysis by a series of enzymes and cofactors. These enzymes and cofactors all be called coagulation factor.

Juvenility cofactors have been identified as terpenes.

As the most important cofactors of proteins, metal ions are responsible for the active or structural sites in metalloproteins.

Some holoenzymes, such as pyruvate dehydrogenase, are highly complex, with several cofactors. See coenzyme.

Fourth, oxygen could facilitate the generation and prevalence of some cofactors, such as copper ions, NADP(H) and iron (including heme).

Cofactors of the integral kind include metal atoms-such as iron, copper, or magnesium.

Step two: we go to another matrix that's called cofactors.