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Enzyme Handbook: Volume 6: Class 1.2 - 1.4
Enzyme Handbook 7: Class 1.5–1.12: Oxidoreductases
Enzyme Handbook: Volume 8: Class 1.13–1.97: Oxidoreductases
Enzyme Handbook: Class 2.1-2.3 Transferases
Enzyme Handbook: Class 2.1-2.3 Transferases

By D. Schomburg, Dietmar Schomburg, D. Stephan, Dorte Stephan, D. W. Schomburg

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The objective of the Enzyme Handbook is to provide in a concise form data on enzymes sufficiently well characterized. Data of about 3000 enzymes are presently known and their data sheets will be pu...

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Enzyme Handbook 14: Class 2.7–2.8 Transferases, Ec 2.7.1.105–Ec 2.8.3.14
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