Name the class of enzyme that usually catalyzes the following reaction:
$S-G + S^* \rightarrow S + S^*-G$
Where,
$G \rightarrow$ a group other than hydrogen
$S \rightarrow$ a substrate
$S^* \rightarrow$ another substrate

  • A
    Hydrolase
  • B
    Lyase
  • C
    Transferase
  • D
    Ligase

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