Which of the following statements is

INCORRECT?



a. Enzymes remain unchanged after a
reaction.
b. Like enzymes, many coenzymes remain
unchanged after a reaction.
c. Cofactors are atoms or molecules other than
proteins that interact with enzymes.
d. Coenzymes are organic molecules that
interact with enzymes.
e. Activity of enzymes may also be affected
by the concentration of salt


B

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