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Simple Proteins and Conjugated Proteins

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Cofactors (non – proteinic prosthetic groups), used to bond conjugated proteins, are:

A

carbohydrates

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phosphoric acid

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iron pigments

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D

all are correct

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The correct option is D all are correct
Simple proteins bonded with a non-proteinic prosthetic group (acting as a cofactor) are called conjugated proteins.
Examples include Nucleoprotein, Glycoprotein, Lipoprotein and Phosphoprotein.

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