Whet is transferase, Science

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Transferase:-

These  are the  enzymes (code EC  2) which  catalyze the transfer of a group, e.g.  a methyl or glycosyl group, from one compound to another. In many cases, the donor is a cofactor (coenzyme) carrying the group to be transferred. Common names  include acetyltransferase, methylase, protein  kinase  and  polymerase.


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