All of the statements below about the clinically significant phosphatases are true except they:

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The clinically significant phosphatases do not catalyze the transfer of amine groups to ketoacids. Instead, they catalyze the removal of a phosphate group from a substrate molecule. They are divided into two classes based upon the pH required for their respective reactions, are isoenzyme forms of the phosphatases, and are classified as hydrolases.

All of the Statements Below About the Clinically Significant Phosphatases