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... enzyme with temperature . The catalytic activity of enzymes is affected by both pH and tem- perature . There is usually a restricted range of pH in which a particu- lar catalyst is active , and some intermediate pH at which the activity ...
... enzyme with temperature . The catalytic activity of enzymes is affected by both pH and tem- perature . There is usually a restricted range of pH in which a particu- lar catalyst is active , and some intermediate pH at which the activity ...
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... enzyme reduce the activity of the enzyme ; these substances are referred to as inhibitors . Of course there are circumstances in which a chemical reaction occurs between the added substance and the enzyme that is essentially ...
... enzyme reduce the activity of the enzyme ; these substances are referred to as inhibitors . Of course there are circumstances in which a chemical reaction occurs between the added substance and the enzyme that is essentially ...
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... enzyme kinetics . Dennis Piszkiewicz , Kinetics of Chemical and Enzyme - Catalyzed Reactions , Oxford University Press , New York , 1977. Quite good , intermediate - level treatment . Kent Plowman , Enzyme Kinetics , McGraw - Hill , New ...
... enzyme kinetics . Dennis Piszkiewicz , Kinetics of Chemical and Enzyme - Catalyzed Reactions , Oxford University Press , New York , 1977. Quite good , intermediate - level treatment . Kent Plowman , Enzyme Kinetics , McGraw - Hill , New ...
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