Active Center of α-amylase

Bacterial alpha amylase pdf

Of alpha-amylases and other starch-digesting enzymes from bacteria and plants.ess was supplemented with bacterial and fungal amylases or scalded flour. Immunochemical characteristics of alpha-amylase sensitization.Alpha-amylase production and its activity was compared in two different. Bacterial amylases are resistant to high temperatures, they can active in wide pH.fungal amylascs lowest, liqu...

Purification of alpha amylase pdf

effects of some alpha-amylase inhibitors on the salivary alpha-amylase activity of the stripped bug, graphosoma lineatum (heteroptera: scutelleridae)

abstract digestive enzyme inhibitors are proteinacious or nonproteinacious compounds which reduce an enzyme activity through attaching to its active site and/or its substrate. nowadays, plant enzyme inhibitors are of great importance because 1) these have considerable effects on insect digestive enzymes and as a result on their development; and 2) the transgenic plants expressing them are safe....

Cortisol, Testosterone, and Alpha-Amylase in Psychopathy

A recently developed theory suggests that imbalances in hormone systems may contribute to psychopathy (van Honk & Schutter, 2006). Researchers have begun to emphasize the interconnectedness of hormone systems, and recommend examining multiple systems simultaneously in order to examine potential interactions. Very few studies have examined the role of hormones in psychopathy and results have bee...

alpha-Amylase in resectable lung cancer.

Biochemical analysis and immunohistochemical techniques support the theory that hyperamylasaemia in lung cancer is due to amylase production in carcinoma cells. The vast majority of amylase-producing carcinomas are adenocarcinomas with amylase isoenzyme similar to the salivary type. This prospective study assesses alpha-amylase expression in resectable lung cancer. Seventy four patients with re...