The peroxidase–oxidase reaction was he first (bio)chemical to show chaotic dynamics. Here, we that the rich complex dynamics observed in a detailed model of changes dramatically with enzyme concentration.

background: blood is permanently exposed to oxidation stress and therefore has a high antioxidants capacity. many different factors increasing the demand for the antioxidant capacity can be observed in the stored blood of donors. consequently, damage to erythrocytes by free radicals may occur. so it is useful to control the alternation of anti-oxidant enzymes in stored blood at different days o...

Background & Aim: Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) includes species that have high drug and nutritional values. Considering the importance of the antioxidant enzyme system as an effective factor in increasing the resistance of plants to different environmental stresses, in this research, some biochemical properties of catalase and peroxidase enzymes of rosemary pla...

Background & Aim: Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) includes species that have high drug and nutritional values. Considering the importance of the antioxidant enzyme system as an effective factor in increasing the resistance of plants to different environmental stresses, in this research, some biochemical properties of catalase and peroxidase enzymes of rosemary pla...

plantation of fast-growing species such as poplar is one of the important methods for wood production in the countries with low natural forest areas. physiological differences of populus deltoides clones planted through three decades in shast kalate research forest are unknown. peroxidase enzyme in this research was used for clone separation as a biochemical marker that is sensitive to environm...

A soluble enzyme system which catalyzes the aerobic oxidation of reduced pyridine nucleotides in wheat germ has previously been described (1). Peroxidase was shown to be a component of this system. Later, Humphreys (2) demonstrated that Mn+ and an unidentified cofactor were required for aerobic oxidation of TPNH’ in crude preparations of malic enzyme from wheat germ. Although no attempt was mad...

Chamomile serves as one of the most important medicinal plants. The most known secondary metabolites in chamomile species are volatile oils of triponoides, poly stilens, flavonoids and phenolic cafeic acid (Krori). These metabolites have wide variety of applications thanks to having medicinal properties of anti-inflammation, antispasmodic and bactericide activity. Also it is used to cure liver ...