What kind of ion may serve as a cofactor to catalyze a reaction. It's #5 in the picture

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Liisa · Answer 1 · 2015-07-21T18:42:08+0000

A METALLIC ION can serves as a co factor to catalyze a reaction.
Co-factors are defined as non-protein chemical compounds or metallic ions which enhance the catalytic activities of enzymes. An example of a metallic co factor is Mg2+.

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