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How to determine the pH optimum of an enzyme?

lhammond

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How to determine the pH optimum of an enzyme?

How could you determine the pH optimum of an enzyme? Briefly outline the steps you would use to do this.

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lhianeo8

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Carry out different sets of experiments of action of enzyme on substrate with different pH levels & find out which level takes the minimum time to get the results.That level which takes minimum time to get the desired products will be the optimum pH level.

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