In Situ Zymography: Let’s Catch that Enzyme in Action!
Discover a way to study the active form of proteases in situ with in situ zymography. Read this article to get up to speed.
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Discover a way to study the active form of proteases in situ with in situ zymography. Read this article to get up to speed.
On the surface, it would seem easy enough to pick an enzyme (or an amount of enzyme) for an experiment. Just look at the concentration on the label, adjust accordingly, and you’re on your way. Alas, not with enzymes. The number of units used to measure enzymes is dizzying. However, it’s better now than it…
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