Classify the following enzymes: Oxidoreductase, Hydrolase, Transferase, Lyase, Ligase, Isomerase 1. Sucrase                                                                 - 2. Trypsin                                                                  - 3. Catalase                                                               - 4. Aspartate aminotransferase                            - 5. Cellulase                                                              - 6. Ptyalin                                                                  - 7. Lactase                                                                 - 8. Creatinine phosphokinase                               - 9. 5- alpha reductase                                            - 10. Aminopeptidase                                             -

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