Definition of coenzyme
: a thermostable nonprotein compound that forms the active portion of an enzyme system after combination with an apoenzyme
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Bentley still takes five supplements a day: a multivitamin to prevent dry eyes, magnesium to prevent cramps while exercising, red yeast rice to prevent diabetes, coenzyme Q10 for overall health and vitamin D based on her doctor's recommendation.
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Bentley still takes five supplements a day: a multivitamin to prevent dry eyes, magnesium to prevent cramps while exercising, red yeast rice to prevent diabetes, coenzyme Q10 for overall health and vitamin D based on her doctor’s recommendation.
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These commonly contain antioxidants such as vitamins A, C and E, or coenzyme Q10, as well as biotin, a B-complex vitamin.
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The products include biological molecules such as coenzyme Q10, creatine, glucosamine, omega-3 fatty acids, gingko, kava, milk thistle and many more.
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Furthermore, the article incorrectly states that the sensor is an enzyme mimic, when actually the coenzyme NADH was the source of inspiration.
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First Known Use of coenzyme
1947
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of coenzyme
: a thermostable nonprotein compound that forms the active portion of an enzyme system after combination with an apoenzyme — compare activator 1
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