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    Synthases Do Not Require ATP as a Cofactor While Synthetases
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Synthases Do Not Require ATP as a Cofactor While Synthetases

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Synthases do not require ATP as a cofactor while synthetases are coupled to ATP (or GTP)hydrolysis.Both types of enzymes are found in the citric acid cycle.

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