Substrate-Induced Stability is a biocatalyst stabilization phenomenon in which the presence of a substrate enhances the structural integrity and operational resilience of an enzyme, thereby distinguishing it from other forms of enzyme stabilization that rely on external additives, immobilization, or protein engineering.
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University of Oxford
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Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Plymouth, United Kingdom
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