Biochemical Journal · 1946 · 157 citations · 7 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryPhysiologyBioenergeticsEnzymologyMetabolismEnzyme KineticsMichaelis-menten KineticsCarbonic Anhydrase FunctionConcentrationPh DependencePh Effects On Enzyme ActivitySubstrate Concentration ControlSubstrate Inhibition
calculating the extra rate in this unit at a series of instants during the course of the manometric experi- ment. These extra rates are then extrapolated to zero time so as to eliminate changes in the activity of the enzyme during the actual experiment owing to (i) progressive alterations in pH, substrate and buffer concentrations as C02 is taken up or evolved, (ii) destruction brought about bytheviolent shaking.
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Carbonic anhydrase. Purification and nature of the enzyme
D. Keilin, T. Mann · Biochemical Journal · 1940 · 495 citations · Full text
The rate of gas exchange between blood cells and serum
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