Enzymes that catalyse interconversion of optical, geometrical and positional isomers are called as:

Ligases

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Lyases

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Hydrolases

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Isomerases

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Solution

The correct option is D Isomerases
Isomerase enzymes catalyse the rearrangement of molecular structure including optical and geometrical isomers.

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Enzymes which catalyse the interconversion of optical, geometrical or positional isomers are

$(a)$	Oxidoreductases	$(i)$	Linking of the compounds
$(b)$	Isomerases	$(i i)$	Removal of group from substrate
$(c)$	Ligases	$(i i i)$	Interconversion of isomers
$(d)$	Lyases	$(i v)$	Dehydrogenases
		$(v)$	Hydrolysis

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