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Chapter 20, Problem 20.8E
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The name that is given to the nomenclature system for enzymes is to be stated.
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The large number of enzymes now known has made it desirable to adopt a systematic nomenclature system known as the Enzyme Commission system. In the Enzyme Commission system, each enzyme has an unambiguous systematic name that specifies the substrate and the type of reaction catalyst.
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