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What are cofactors?
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Small molecules: Hi. Cofactors are small molecules used by enzymes to aid in catalyzing chemical reactions. Common cofactors used by enzymes to mediate chemical reactions are many of the vitamins, and ions, such as iron. It's a big field!
Answered 12/20/2014
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