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Write the enzyme code number of Glucose-6-phosphotransferase. What does the four digits of the code number indicate?

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The code number for the enzyme Glucose-6-phosphotransferase is E.C. 2.7.1.1.
The term E.C. denotes the code number for the enzyme. The number 2 denotes the class of the enzymes transferase. The number 7 denotes the subclass which includes the transfer of phosphate group. The number 1 denotes the subsubclass in which the alcohol molecule acts as the acceptor. The last number 1 denotes the hexokinase. This is the enzyme which is responsible for the transfer of the phosphate group from ATP to carbon number 6 of the sugar.

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