1 lactose is the digestive enzyme that breaks the dissaxhrode lactose into glucose and galactose.what class of enzyme do you think this belongs to? 2 NAD+ and FAD are essential cofactor for biological redox reactions when they gain electrons are they oxidized or reduced? 3 there are several modes for enzyme regulation. What is the difference between competitive and non competitive inhibition?

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