Biology · Question 421
Many coenzymes are made in the body from:
- Vitamins
- Cellulose
- Neutral fats only
- DNA bases only
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Correct answer: A
Vitamins
Many vitamins, especially B vitamins, serve as precursors of coenzymes.
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Biology · Question 421
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