Step 1: Understanding the Concept
Isomerases convert one isomer of a molecule into another.
Step 2: Isomerase types
Epimerases change the configuration at one carbon.
Racemases interconvert D and L forms.
Mutases shift a group, such as phosphate, to another position in the same molecule.
Step 3: The odd one out
Sucrase splits sucrose into glucose and fructose by adding water, so it is a hydrolase.
Final Answer:
Sucrases are not isomerases.
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