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the general definition of an enzyme is a protein/polypeptide that possesses catalytic activity and stereoselectivity for particular substrates and stereospecificity for product fomation. Certain types of RNAs have recently been shown to catalyze reactions involving nucelotides and nucleotide binding domains..so in the broad sence they too have "enzymatic "activity.

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Enzymes are proteins, and proteins are made up of amino acids

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enzymes are proteins; proteins are composed of aminoacids.

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An enzyme is a special protein.

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proteins

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