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Synthase

In biochemistry, a synthase is an enzyme that catalyses a synthesis process.

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Synthase

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Avg. degree1.9
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Synthase → ATP, Cellulose, GDP-forming, UDP-forming
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Synthase → enzyme that catalyses a synthesis process.Note that

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enzyme synthesis synthetases biochemical nomenclature synthases nucleoside triphosphates whereas atp biochemistry catalyses gtp ctp ttp utp process note originally distinguished

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Synthaseis aenzyme that catalyses a synthesis process.Note that0.90text
Synthaserelated to ExamplesATP0.60section
Synthaserelated to ExamplesUDP-forming0.60section
Synthaserelated to ExamplesCellulose0.60section
Synthaserelated to ExamplesGDP-forming0.60section

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