(E-12) FMN and FAD have in common that in both structures we can find:
a) riboflavin
b) adenosine
c) AMP
d) Ribose
e) Adenine
(E-13) FMN, FAD, NAD+ and NADP+ are organic cofactors in reactions catalyzed by enzymes:
a) oxidoreductases
b) lyases
c) ligases
d) isomerases
e) hydrolases
f) transferases
(E-14) A compound present in NAD+ and NADP+ but not in FMN and FAD is:
a) Niacin
b) Riboflavin
c) Adenin
d) Ribose
e) Phosphate
to establish well organized lecture notes