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[Enzymatic hydrolysis of glycylanesthesin].

open access: yesActa poloniae pharmaceutica, 1983
J, Pachecka, Z, Słojkowska
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Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Indoleacetonitrile

Nature, 1958
THAT the growth-promoting action of indole-3-acetonitrile is exerted on some plants but not on others is due to its conversion in the susceptible plants to indoleacetic acid1,2. The bioassays which made possible the original discovery of indoleacetonitrile in Brassica 3,4 were made on Avena coleoptiles, which were found1,2 to carry out the conversion ...
K V, THIMANN, S, MAHADEVAN
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Enzymatic hydrolysis of molasses

Bioresource Technology, 2003
Kinetic studies of the enzymatic hydrolysis of molasses were conducted using glucoamylase. Central Sugar Refinery SDN BHD contains 13-20% glucose. The molasses was diluted and the kinetic experiments were conducted at 67 degrees C with 100-1000 mg/l of glucoamylase.
Ghasem D, Najafpour, Cheong Poi, Shan
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Improved enzymatic hydrolysis of hair

Forensic Science International, 1993
An enzymatic hair extraction method is proposed for drug analysis. Pronase digestion of various aliquots of hair from a cocaine abuser was preceded by a 2-h incubation with a dithiothreitol solution. The extraction solution was tested to identify possible interferences in the radioimmunoassay and was compared with other hydrolysis methods to assess the
Offidani, C   +2 more
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Assay of the enzymatic hydrolysis of pantetheine

Analytical Biochemistry, 1982
Abstract Four rapid, independent assays of enzymatic pantetheine hydrolysis are described and compared using an enzyme partially purified from pig kidney. Two assays detect specifically the hydrolysis products: cysteamine (2-aminoethanethiol) is measured by the absorbance of its fluoropyruvate adduct at 300 nm and pantothenate is measured by ...
C, Wittwer, B, Wyse, R G, Hansen
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KINETICS OF THE ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF SARIN

Canadian Journal of Biochemistry and Physiology, 1956
The enzymatic hydrolysis of sarin is apparently a single first-order reaction. There is no evidence of different reaction rates for the two possible optical isomers of sarin. During both the enzymatic and the non-enzymatic hydrolyses, sarin appears to be detoxified somewhat more rapidly than the manometric results would indicate.
P A, ADIE, F C, HOSKIN, G S, TRICK
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