Enzyme enolase catalyses the conversion of 2 PGA to phosphoenol pyruvic acid in the presence of cofactor
A
Mn2+
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B
Fe2+
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C
Mg2+
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D
Zn2+
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Solution
The correct option is CMg2+ Enolase enzyme is also called as phosphopyruvate hydratase. It converts 2 phosphoglyceric acid (PGA) into phosphoenol pyruvic acid (PEP). This is the eighth step of glycolysis. For the completion of this reaction, the enolase enzyme requires Mg+2 as a cofactor.