SYNTHASE
In biochemistry, a 'synthase' is an enzyme which catalyzes a synthesis process.
Following the EC number classification, they belong to the group of Lyases, catalysing the reverse reaction. In contrast to synthetases, they do not use ATP.
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Examples
★ ATP synthase
★ Citrate synthase
★ Tryptophan synthase
★ Pseudouridine synthase
★ Fatty acid synthase
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