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Induction of Detoxication Enzymes in Insects
Annual Review of Entomology, 1984Most of the known enzyme systems involved in the degradation of insecticides, other xenobiotics, and hormones of insects, appear to be inducible by various dietary chemicals, both plant-based and man-made. Although the understanding of the mechanism of this phenomenon comes almost entirely from studies of higher animals, there are good reasons to ...
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Enzyme Induction in Microbial Organisms
1975The de novo biosynthesis of certain enzymes of a microbial cell involved in catabolism of, for example, disaccharides, are subject to a switch-on mechanism elicited by a corresponding component of the surrounding medium. Such a component is by definition an inducer for the corresponding enzymes, which classically are responsible for the uptake and ...
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Nutrition and Enzyme Induction
Clinical Science, 1970A E, McLean, W J, Marshall
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Enzyme induction in catabolic systems
2004Enzymatic adaptation, as it had been studied by Karstrom can be defined as the induced appearance of specific enzymes after a preliminary “adaptation” of microorganisms on their substrates. The term of enzymatic adaptation has been replaced by enzyme induction.
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