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Dictionary » P » Prosthetic group Prosthetic groupprosthetic group A tightly bound nonpolypeptide structure required for the activity of an enzyme or other protein, for example the haem of haemoglobin. ![]()
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Results from our forumHeme group question... component, it is not one atom so can therefore be described as a heme group. It is a prosthetic group which is bound to a protein but not a protein molecule itself. Don't get too ...
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Heme group questionA heme/haem is a group so the terminology is interchangable. You don't need to put the word "group" on the end of it for it to mean the same thing. Hence when it says "heme is a prosthetic group" it could also say, "a heme group is a prosthetic group" ...
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protein... sites of the enzymes and enable it to function more effeciently. Prosthetic group can referred to be heme that bind permanently to the haemoglobin and let the haemoglobin ...
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Enzymes.what is the difference between the prosthetic group of enzymes and protein part of enzymes
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The Fiber Disease... 0.0 - S.cerevisiae_exp 01.01.09 metabolism of the cysteine - aromatic group 0.0 - A.thaliana_put 20.01.15 electron / hydrogen transport 0.0 - A.thaliana_put ... 0.0 - N.crassa_put 01.07 metabolism of vitamins, cofactors, and prosthetic groups 0.0 - N.crassa_put 01.01.09.02 metabolism of serine ...
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