What does ‘Z’ represent in the reaction?Acetyl – D – carnitin – McqOptions

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1.	What does ‘Z’ represent in the reaction?Acetyl – D – carnitine + water \(_{\overrightarrow{Acetylcholine \,esterase}}\) Z + acetic acid
A.	D – carnitine
B.	Choline
C.	Hydroquinone
D.	L -carnitine
Answer» B. Choline

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