1- What are 3 (arysulfatase B) synonyms? 2- what is the name of metabolic reaction/pathway in which the enzyme (aryaulfatase B) doing/function is the cell? 3- what disease may occur with the deficiency of arysulfatase B?

1- What are 3 (arysulfatase B) synonyms? 2- what is the name of metabolic reaction/pathway in which the enzyme (aryaulfatase B) doing/function is the cell? 3- what disease may occur with the deficiency of arysulfatase B?

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Energy, Enzymes, And Biological Reactions

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