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Chapter 5, Problem 8FIB
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8. Complete the following chart:
| Category of Enzymes | Description |
| Catabolizes substrate by adding water | |
| Isomerase | |
| Ligase/polymerase | |
| Moves |
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| Adds or removes electrons | |
| Lyase |
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