Name the class of enzyme that usually catalyze the following reaction: S – G + S$^{\#}$ → S + S$^{\#}$ – G Where, G → a group other than hydrogen S → a substrate S$^{\#}$ → another substrate

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[Solution by Claude - not from source] Transfer of a group G (not hydrogen) from one substrate to another is catalysed by transferases. Answer (3).

Q. Name the class of enzyme that usually catalyze the following reaction: S – G + S$^{\#}$ → S + S$^{\#}$ – G Where, G → a group other than hydrogen S → a substrate S$^{\#}$ → another substrate

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