Multiple Choice
The cofactor NAD+ is:
A) a reductant.
B) an oxidant.
C) oxidized to NADH/H+ in dehydrogenase reactions.
D) able to accept 2 electrons and 2 protons.
E) covalently linked to enzymes in whose catalytic activity it assists.
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