Kinetics of Soil L-Glutaminase Enzyme

L-Glutaminase enzyme was an important enzyme involved in the mineralization of amide forms of nitrogen in the soils. The characteristics of enzyme were determined by these kinetics. The two most remarkable properties of enzymes are their specificity and catalytic efficiency, and it is these properties that enzymes differ in their most strinkingly from simple catalysts. When it is possible to compare the enzymatic rates with their own non enzymatic counterparts, one finds that enzymes enhance the reaction by several orders of magnitude. Soil enzymes are largely immobilized enzymes in soil colloidal particle and hence are different from homogeneous systems. Nevertheless, with small substrates, the rate of reaction not expected to be very much reduced as most of the diffusion mobility residues with the substrates (Mc laren, 1978). Theories and mathematical analysis of enzyme reaction are based on the concept that enzymes act by forming a International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN: 2319-7706 Volume 6 Number 10 (2017) pp. 978-985 Journal homepage: http://www.ijcmas.com