Alcohol dehydrogenase without NAD⁺ is called a __________. A) apoenzyme B) holoenzyme C) substrate D) cofactor E) coenzyme

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An apoenzyme is the protein part of an enzyme without its necessary cofactor or prosthetic group, which, when combined with the cofactor, forms the active enzyme (holoenzyme). Alcohol dehydrogenase without its cofactor (NAD) is an example of an apoenzyme.

Alcohol Dehydrogenase Without NAD+ Is Called a __________

Alcohol Dehydrogenase Without NAD⁺ Is Called a __________