Biochemical Journal · 1931 · 36 citations · 3 references
THIS work was started with two objects in view. First to test the suggestion of Haldane [1930], that, at low concentrations of hydrogen peroxide, peroxi- dase would have a temperature coefficient of unity, so that the reaction velocity would be independent of temperature, and secondly to investigate the effect of changes in the concentrations of the hydrogen peroxide and the reducing substrates on the velocity of reaction.
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The inhibition of esterases by excess substrate
David R. Murray · Biochemical Journal · 1930 · 38 citations · Full text
The addition compound theory of enzyme action
Barnet Woolf · Biochemical Journal · 1931 · 18 citations · Full text