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Catalisis, enzimas y pruebas rápidas

Catalisis, enzimas y pruebas rápidas




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Catalisis, enzimas y pruebas rápidas. (2022). NOVA, 20(39), 121-150. https://doi.org/10.22490/24629448.6591

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Liliana Caycedo Lozano

    Lucia Constanza Corrales Ramírez


      A large number of metabolic and biological processes are catalyzed by enzymes; Enzymes are organic chemical compounds that belong to the specific group of biomolecules called proteins. Enzymes have in their quaternary molecular structure, internal organizations that allow defining a place called the active center; its chemical, kinetic, and thermodynamic function is related to the decrease in activation energy during the net reaction.

      The enzymatic reaction mechanisms that occur in the metabolic interactions of microorganisms have made it possible to develop a series of qualitative tests that determine the presence or absence of bacteria in a sample or culture using rapid techniques that facilitate clinical diagnosis.


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