Enzymes implicated in several human hereditary diseases are similar to ones that regulate flowering in Arabidopsis.These enzymes are
A)peptidyl cis isomerases.
B)proline isomerase.
C)prolyl cis/trans isomerase.
D)isomerase hydrolase.

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Prolyl cis/trans isomerase enzymes are involved in several human hereditary diseases, such as cyclophilin A in HIV infection and FK506-binding protein in immunosuppression. These enzymes are also found in Arabidopsis, where they regulate flowering by mediating responses to environmental stimuli. Peptidyl cis isomerases and isomerase hydrolases are not specifically implicated in human hereditary diseases or flowering regulation. Proline isomerase is an enzyme that converts the amino acid proline from one form to another and has various functions in different organisms, but is not specifically linked to human hereditary diseases or flowering regulation.

Enzymes Implicated in Several Human Hereditary Diseases Are Similar to Ones