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    A Vitamin Attached to a Protein Molecule Forms an Enzyme
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A Vitamin Attached to a Protein Molecule Forms an Enzyme

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Question 65

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A vitamin attached to a protein molecule forms an enzyme that can serve as a catalyst for reactions
such as blood clotting.

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