estandarización de un método para detectar bajos niveles de actividad de enzimas pécticas.

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2010
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Abstract
En este trabajo se realizó un estudio minucioso de dos métodos normalmente utilizados para la detección de actividad pectolítica (Método del Hipoyodito y Método Viscosimétrico), introduciendo modificaciones en cada una de las técnicas hasta lograr los niveles de sensiblidad requeridos para la detección de una baja actividad.
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Authors ;Gerardo Pérez G.;Patricia Martínez
Journal Biological trace element research
Year 2010
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