Discovery of Isozymes: The term isozyme (or isoenzyme) was coined and introduced by Clement L. Markert and Freddy Møller (1959).
Definition: Isozymes refer to multiple distinct molecular forms of the same enzyme that occur within a single organism and catalyze the identical biochemical reaction, yet differ in amino acid sequence, electrophoretic mobility, and kinetic parameters (such as lactate dehydrogenase, LDH).
Correct option: (2) Market and Moller (1959)
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