Haem group is the odd one out of all the list of the cofactors as it falls
under the prosthetic group.
<h3>Types of cofactors</h3>
Vitamin , Coenzyme A and NAD+ all fall under coenzymes and they bind
loosely to enzymes to aid its function while the prosthetic group bind
tightly to the enzymes.
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I’m pretty sure the answer is D I might be wrong though
Answer:
- Cell mediated immunity uses what type of WBC to attack and kill the infected cell? <u>T-cells</u>
- <u> Helper T </u>or <u>Killer T cells</u> are released that cause the cell to lyse or <u>undergo apoptosis.</u>
Explanation:
White blood cells or leukocytes are integral to cell-mediated immune function in the human body. T cells are produced in bone marrow, and mature in the thymus. They recognize antigens on virus-infected cells and target them for attack; antigens and receptors fit together to allow for identification.
- Helper T cells aid in activating other immune cells, along with eliminating cells infected by pathogens; they release cytokines
- Killer T cells produce special toxins (perforins and then cytotoxins) that lead to cell lysis and programmed cell death or apoptosis.