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How are prosthetic groups different from co-factors ?

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Prosthetic groups are organic compound, links strongly with apoenzyme co-factors are small, nonprotein organic/inorganic co-factors when loosely links with enzymes are known as coenzymes and when strongly links with apoenzyme known as prosthetic group.
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