i need the answer quickly 10. Isoniazid (MAO inhibitor) is prescribed to the patient with Parkinson disease.What does cause this disorder? What is the mechanism of prescribed drag? Forthe answer:c) write down the reaction catalyzed by MAO, give the full name of the enzyme,specify coenzyme and explain the mechanism of isoniazid action.

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10. Isoniazid (MAO inhibitor) is prescribed to the patient with Parkinson discase. What does cause this disorder? What is the mechanism of preseribed drag? For the answer c) write down the reaction catalyzed by MAO, give the full name of the enzyme, specify coenzyme and explain the mechanism of isoniazid action

10. Isoniazid (MAO inhibitor) is prescribed to the patient with Parkinson discase. What does cause this disorder? What is the mechanism of preseribed drag? For the answer c) write down the reaction catalyzed by MAO, give the full name of the enzyme, specify coenzyme and explain the mechanism of isoniazid action

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What does cause this disorder? What is the mechanism of prescribed drag? For
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c) write down the reaction catalyzed by MAO, give the full name of the enzyme,
specify coenzyme and explain the mechanism of isoniazid action.

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