Title and Description Writing Quiz

• Small non-protein molecules that enhance enzyme function. (correct)
• Large protein molecules that enhance enzyme function.
• Enzymes that bind to the active site of other enzymes.
• Molecules that inhibit enzyme function.

• Cofactors help to form the active site of the enzyme (correct)
• Cofactors that permanently bind are called "Active Groups."
• Cofactors only bind temporarily to enzymes.
• Cofactors are not specific and can be used by any enzyme

• Cofactors are large protein molecules, while prosthetic groups are small non-protein molecules.
• Cofactors are specific for just one enzyme, while prosthetic groups are not specific and can be used by any enzyme
• Cofactors only bind temporarily to enzymes, while prosthetic groups permanently bind (correct)
• Cofactors inhibit enzyme function, while prosthetic groups enhance enzyme function.