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Biomolecules
State difference between Enzymes and Co-enzymes.
| Enzymes | Co-enzymes |
| 1. They are biological catalysts which are required to catalyse biochemical reaction, e.g. amylase,streptokinase, maltose. | 1. They are non- proteinous part which increase the activity of enzymes e.g., metal ion like, Mg2+, Zn2+, Mn2+, Na+, K+ or small molecules are called co-enzymes. |
| 2. All enzymes are proteins. | 2. Co-enzymes are non-proteinous. |
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