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equilibrium model of enzyme thermal behaviour: a standalone construct

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Biocatalysis

account of the temperature optimum as a reversible shift between active and inactive enzyme forms, separate from denaturation.

In biocatalysis, equilibrium model of enzyme thermal behaviour refers to account of the temperature optimum as a reversible shift between active and inactive enzyme forms, separate from denaturation. This meaning comes from Daniel (2001) in Trends in Biochemical Sciences.[1]

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References

Daniel, R. M., Danson, M. J., & Eisenthal, R. (2001). The temperature optima of enzymes: a new perspective on an old phenomenon. Trends in Biochemical Sciences, 26(4), 223-225. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0968-0004(01)01803-5

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