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Okay, so for the first question, zinc plays a structural and catalytic role in prokaryotes and eukaryotes.
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So that leaves c as the answer, which is electron transfer.
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Zinc does not contribute to electron transfer in a living system.
00:41
All right.
00:46
Question two.
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Enzymes containing the vitamin b12 are involved in.
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Well, i'm going to go with acid -based catalysis for this one.
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The, the chemistry involved in vitamin b12 is very complex with multiple steps, and there appears to be a link between the vitamin b1, b12 and acid catalyzed ring opening in according to a study called synthetic studies of vitamin b12.
02:07
So you might want to check that out.
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Synthetic studies of vitamin b12.
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By, i'll give you the author as well, david, joshua, ferguson, so you could just google this article.
02:39
It's an open access peer -reviewed chapter of a book.
02:44
All right.
02:47
Yeah, so for this final question, i think the best answer is a, oxygen atom acceptors.
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Although i think this question is a little bit misleading based on an article i've found so yeah i'll just finish writing this oxygen atom acceptors so there is an article that i found it is called m -o and w...