For the following reactions identify them as: a) oxidoreductase, b) hydrolase, c) transferase,d) isomerase, e) lyase, f) ligase24.25.OHexiHMG-CoAH-CIOHH-CIHO1111027.COA2 NADPHH-C-O-PO3²2-H₂C-OH2 NADP'رH-C-HOOHMevalonate26. Acetyl-CoA + ATP + CO₂ → Malonyl-CoA + ADP + PiОH₂OOH1+ COA(NADPH is equivalent to NADH)2-C-O-PO3²-||CH₂28. peptide (n residues) + H₂O → peptide (n-1 residues) + glycine

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For the following reactions identify them as: a) oxidoreductase, b) hydrolase, c) transferase, d) isomerase, e) lyase, f) ligase 24. 25. exi HMG-CoA 341-1 27. H-C-OH HTC-H COA O F 2 NADPH H-C-O-PO3²- H₂C-OH 2 NADP' H-C-H O OH 26. Acetyl-CoA + ATP + CO₂ → Malonyl-CoA + ADP + Pi OH H₂O Mevalonate + COA (NADPH is equivalent to NADH) 2- C-O-PO3²- || CH₂ 28. peptide (n residues) + H₂O → peptide (n-1 residues) + glycine

For the following reactions identify them as: a) oxidoreductase, b) hydrolase, c) transferase, d) isomerase, e) lyase, f) ligase 24. 25. exi HMG-CoA 341-1 27. H-C-OH HTC-H COA O F 2 NADPH H-C-O-PO3²- H₂C-OH 2 NADP' H-C-H O OH 26. Acetyl-CoA + ATP + CO₂ → Malonyl-CoA + ADP + Pi OH H₂O Mevalonate + COA (NADPH is equivalent to NADH) 2- C-O-PO3²- || CH₂ 28. peptide (n residues) + H₂O → peptide (n-1 residues) + glycine

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Chapter23: Enzymes

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