Biochemical Journal · 1970 · 37 citations · 8 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryCatalysisEnzyme MechanismEnzymologyAmino Acid ChemistryEnzyme CharacterizationEnzyme IsolationEnzyme KineticsEnzyme-substrate RecognitionSubstrate SpecificityBroad SpecificityEnzyme Activity KineticsOptimum TemperatureProtease Substrate SpecificitySubstrate Access PathwaysSubstrate EffectsSubstrate InhibitionTemperature Optimum
1. A diazotized co-polymer of leucine and p-aminophenylalanine was used to prepare insoluble pronase. 2. The product was similar to the native enzyme in pH optimum, temperature optimum and broad specificity. 3. Exclusion effects were observed that appear related to the molecular weight of the substrate being hydrolysed. 4. The effects are explained on the basis of impedance of substrate access to the catalytic site by the supporting solid matrix.
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Alkis J. Sophianopoulos, C. K. Rhodes, D.N. Holcomb et al. · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1962 · 377 citations · Full text
A Water-insoluble Polyanionic Derivative of Trypsin. I. Preparation and Properties<sup>*</sup>
Yehuda Levin, M Pecht, Léon Goldstein et al. · Biochemistry · 1964 · 237 citations