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A sensitive assay for proteases using a clot timer apparatus
Enzyme
|January 1, 1976
Abstract:
This report describes the adaptation of milk coagulation by proteases into a quantitative and sensitive assay for these enzymes. The procedure involves the use of a clot timer to determine the precise phase of the coagulation which occurs when buffered milk and a protease interact.
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