Chemistry Reference book on catalytic mechanisms of enzymes

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A user is seeking a comprehensive reference book on enzymes that details the catalytic mechanisms of various enzymes. They have already reviewed several texts covering categories of enzymatic catalysis but desire a more in-depth, encyclopedic resource. Two specific books are suggested as potential references: one from Wiley and another from Springer, both of which may provide the detailed information sought.
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Hi everyone,

I'm curious if anyone knows of a reference book on enzymes that discusses each enzyme's catalytic mechanism(s). I've consulted several books that explain the different categories of enzymatic catalysis but I'm looking more for an encyclopedic reference that explains such information in-depth.

Thanks!
 
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