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bioflea bioflea
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7 years ago
Hope you guys here won't find my questions strange...

1) What are the reagents and steps needed to extract enzymes from the human body - like enzymes in saliva for instance?
2) Are there enzymes in human DNA? If so, how can they be extracted?
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Educator
7 years ago
Enzymes are found everywhere, including our saliva and tears. Are you speaking of a specific enzyme?
bioflea Author
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7 years ago
So, depending on the enzyme, there is a specific reagent or chemical to use in extracting it?
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Educator
7 years ago
Yeah, like some enzymes are isolated by various methods such as centrifugation, for example.
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7 years ago
Okay, in regards to my second question:
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2) Are there enzymes in human DNA? If so, how can they be extracted?

I would like to ask:
1) Does the telomerase enzyme really exist?
2) And if it does, what are the chemicals and steps needed to do it?
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