#coenzyme

• Adermin — An alternative or historical scientific name granted to vitamin B6 (specifically pyridoxine), an organic compound essential for cellular metabolism. This element plays a crucial structural and functional role in the body, acting as a major coenzyme in the synthesis of amino acids, neurotransmitters, and hemoglobin, being so named due to its demonstrated capacity to prevent or cure severe dermatological disorders.
• Apoferment — The proteinaceous, macromolecular, and thermolabile component of a conjugated enzyme, which determines its action specificity toward a specific substrate; a constituent part of a holoenzyme. To become catalytically active, this pure protein structure requires mandatory coupling with a non-protein component called a coenzyme or cofactor.