For some proteins to function, nonprotein components called _____ groups must be precisely positioned within the protein
A)promoter
B)prosthetic
C)stabilizer
D)cofactor

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Prosthetic groups are nonprotein components that are covalently attached to proteins and play a vital role in their function. They must be precisely positioned within the protein to carry out their specific functions. Promoters, stabilizers, and cofactors are not typically involved in the precise positioning of nonprotein components within proteins.

For Some Proteins to Function, Nonprotein Components Called _____ Groups