Enzyme Complex Stability is a biochemical property that denotes the structural and functional integrity of a multienzyme complex under varying physiological or environmental conditions, distinguishing it from the mere stability of individual constituent enzymes by emphasizing the persistence of coordinated catalytic activity and subunit interactions within the assembled complex.
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Surface-dependent reactions of the vitamin K-dependent enzyme complexes
KG Mann, ME Nesheim, W R Church et al. · Blood · 1990 · 857 citations · Full text
Rifampin: Mechanisms of Action and Resistance
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