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enzymes was
still unknown in the
early 1900s. Many
scientists observed that
enzymatic activity was ****ociated with proteins, but
others (such as
Nobel laureate...
- In biochemistry,
enzymatic hydrolysis is a
process in
which enzymes facilitate the
cleavage of
bonds in
molecules with the
addition of the
elements of...
- time,
browning in
particular falls into two main categories:
enzymatic versus non-
enzymatic browning processes.
Browning has many
important implications...
- An
enzymatic biofuel cell is a
specific type of fuel cell that uses
enzymes as a
catalyst to
oxidize its fuel,
rather than
precious metals.
Enzymatic biofuel...
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Enzymatic polymerization is a
potential area in
polymer research,
providing a
sustainable and
adaptable alternative to
conventional polymerization processes...
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Enzyme ****ays are
laboratory methods for
measuring enzymatic activity. They are
vital for the
study of
enzyme kinetics and
enzyme inhibition. The quantity...
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either inorganic chemicals (chemical interesterification, CIE) or
enzymes (
enzymatic interesterification, EIE). This
process is
typically used to
adjust the...
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polar substrates toward their binding sites so that the
rates of
these enzymatic reactions are
greater than
their apparent diffusion-controlled limits[citation...
- In biochemistry, a
ligase is an
enzyme that can
catalyze the
joining (ligation) of two
molecules by
forming a new
chemical bond. This is
typically via...
- bound.
After the
final wash step, the
plate is
developed by
adding an
enzymatic substrate to
produce a
visible signal,
which indicates the
quantity of...
