Subject: Why does the catalase in citrus fruits have a lower optimum acidity level?
Date: Tue Mar 6 17:13:22 2001
Posted by Holly Hampton
Grade level: 10-12
School: Northoxfordshire College
City: Banbury State/Province: Oxfordshire
Country: England
Area of science: Biochemistry
ID: 983916802.Bc
Message:
For an indivudaul investigation I am investigating the effects of pH change on
the catalase enzyme, and in particular, comparing the differences in the
effects, between catalase samples taken from different fruits. As extra
research I need to back up my hypothesis. So is it the presence of citric acid,
that makes catalase from citrus fruits work best in more acidic conditions? and
why is this so?
Re: Why does the catalase in citrus fruits have a lower optimum acidity level?
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