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Classification of Enzymes

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by MA. BETINA CECILIA CONTRERAS
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EC1 : which catalyze oxidation - reduction reactions , involving the transfer of e - or H atoms .

Examples include , which breaks down ethanol in the liver , and , which converts lactate to pyruvate by removing hydrogen .

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EC2 : which move a functional group from a donor molecule to an acceptor molecule .

Examples include , which transfers a phosphate group from ATP to glucose ( the first step of glycolysis ) , and , which moves amino groups between molecules to form new amino acids .

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EC3 : , which breaks down chemical break down chemical bonds ( such as C - O , C - N , or C - C ) by adding water ( hydrolysis )

Examples include , which breaks down lipids using water , and , which hydrolyzes peptide bonds in proteins .

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EC4 : , which break bonds without using water ( non - hydrolytic ) , often forming double bonds or adding groups to double bonds .

Examples include , which removes a CO2 group from pyruvate , and , which splits fructose - 1 , 6 - bisphosphate into two smaller sugars during glycolysis .

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EC5 : , which catalyze geometric or structural changes ( rearrangements ) within a single molecule .

Examples include , which converts glucose - 6 - phosphate into fructose - 6 - phosphate , and , which shifts a functional group from one position to another on the same molecule .

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EC6 : , which join two large molecules together by forming new bonds ( C - C , C - S , C - O , or C - N ) while consuming ATP .

Examples include , which joins DNA strands together during replication and repair , and , which adds CO2 to pyruvate to form oxaloacetate .

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