Which of the following is NOT a role of coenzymes? A. Receiver or donor of hydrides in redox reactions B. Receiver or donor of carboxyl groups in reactions that involve carboxyl group transfer. C. Receiver or donor of amino groups in transamination and deamination reactions. D. Receiver or donor of alkyl, alkenyl, acyl, or formyl groups in transfer reactions. E. Receiver or donor of oxygen in oxygenation reactions.

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