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Enzyme Stability and Preservation
After obtaining the enzyme preparation, a further problem is how to improve the stability of the enzyme and prolong its expiration date. Factors Affecting Enzyme […]
After obtaining the enzyme preparation, a further problem is how to improve the stability of the enzyme and prolong its expiration date. Factors Affecting Enzyme […]
In order to adapt to various needs, and taking into account economic and application effects, enzyme preparations are often supplied in four formulations. Liquid Enzyme […]
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Enzymes are proteins. The “central dogma” of biochemistry emphasizes the key role of enzyme catalysis and highlights a compelling problem in biochemical evolution. Figure 1. […]
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Enzymes can function in the most natural environment of biological organisms, the most important of which is the cytoplasm (an aqueous solution containing hundreds of […]
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Enzymology is generally believed to have been discovered by Buchner in 1887 because it indicates that the enzyme can be separated from the broken cells […]
Introduction During normal metabolic functions, highly reactive compounds called free radicals are generated in the body; however, they may also be introduced from the environment. […]
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