Effect of subunit dissociation, denaturation, aggregation, coagulation, and decomposition on enzyme inactivation kinetics: II. Biphasic and grace period behavior

Effect of subunit dissociation, denatura

Effect of subunit dissociation, denaturation, aggregation, coagulation, and decomposition on enzyme inactivation kinetics: I. First-order behaviour

✍ Robert W. Lencki; Joseph Arul; Ronald J. Neufeld 📂 Article 📅 1992 🏛 John Wiley and Sons 🌐 English ⚖ 605 KB

## Abstract Enzyme inactivation kinetics typically follows what would appear to be simple first‐order behavior. However, the inactivation process is known to involve a number of reversible (decomposition, denaturation) as well as irreversible (decomposition, aggregation, and coagulation) reactions.