What is cell and Explain the Classification of Enzymes ?
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Answer / moumita
the cell is unit of organization. it is contains of various
organelles. it is formed of various macromolecules, like
carbohydrate, lipids, proteins, nucleic acid(in nucleus).
its has various functions of metabolism, cell signaling and
unites to form tissues and then organ. these organ system
formed of trillions of cell then forms an individual.
enzyme classification is based on OTHLIL i.e. oxido-
reduictase, transferase, hydrlases, lyases, isomerases and
ligase.
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Answer / guest
A cell an element of organic structure. This was firstly
announced by Schlciden a botanist and Schwann, a Zoologist
in 1838-39 and is known as the Cell theory.
Classification of Enzymes:- The classification of Enzymes is
based on the type of reaction that the enzyme catalyse. The
principal groups are as given bellow
Hydrolytic Enzymes:- Which catalyses the hydrolyses of
larger molecules into smaller ones
Oxidation of reduction Enzymes: These catalyse reaction of
oxidation and reduction. They are further divided into
oxidizes, peroxidises, catalases
Group transfer Enzymes: These catalyse the transfer of a
group from one kind of molecule to another. These are also
called transferases
Carboxylation Enzymes: These help in catalyzing those
reaction in with CO2 is removed from or added to an organic
molecule
Addition Enzymes: These enzymes help those reactions in
which addition are removal of water or ammonia from organic
molecule takes place without causing their splitting.
Desmolases: These catalyses reactions in which carbon chains
are broken ir lengthened.
Isomerising Enzymes: These catalyses reactions in which an
organic is transformed into its isomeric from. These enzymes
are also known as isomerases.
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