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Biology - Heat Denaturation experiment

  • 30-05-2012 5:26pm
    #1
    biohaiid
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    Hi!
    We did the experiments on like pH and Temperatire and Immobilised enzymes, but then there was one on heat denaturation in my revision book
    I dont remember doing it in school.
    Just wondering is it compulsary or an alternative or something?


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  • #2
    ChemHickey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,479 ✭✭✭ChemHickey


    biohaiid wrote: »
    Hi!
    We did the experiments on like pH and Temperatire and Immobilised enzymes, but then there was one on heat denaturation in my revision book
    I dont remember doing it in school.
    Just wondering is it compulsary or an alternative or something?


    Compulsory for honours. it's where you boil one of the catalase (assuming you use catalase) to denature it and after that follow normal experiment (with a denatured enzyme) and to compare with the regular one. (pH 9, 25* etc)


  • #3
    biohaiid
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 923 ✭✭✭biohaiid


    ChemHickey wrote: »
    Compulsory for honours. it's where you boil one of the catalase (assuming you use catalase) to denature it and after that follow normal experiment (with a denatured enzyme) and to compare with the regular one. (pH 9, 25* etc)
    Ohhh okay, I better cover it so. Cheers!


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