Chitinase Activity Assay Kit
enzyme labeling method
- Product Code: 112100
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Product Description:
The Chitinase Activity Assay Kit is widely used in research and industrial applications to measure chitinase enzyme activity. In agriculture, it helps in studying plant-pathogen interactions, particularly in developing disease-resistant crops by analyzing chitinase levels, which play a role in plant defense mechanisms. In biotechnology, the kit is utilized to screen and optimize microbial strains for chitinase production, which is valuable for bioconversion processes, such as converting chitin waste into useful products like biofuels or bioplastics. In environmental science, it aids in monitoring chitin degradation in ecosystems, providing insights into nutrient cycling and microbial activity. Additionally, the kit is employed in medical research to study chitinase-related diseases, such as asthma and fungal infections, by assessing enzyme activity in clinical samples. Its versatility makes it a crucial tool in diverse fields requiring precise chitinase quantification.
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| 100.000 | 10-20 days | ฿15,120.00 |
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Chitinase Activity Assay Kit
The Chitinase Activity Assay Kit is widely used in research and industrial applications to measure chitinase enzyme activity. In agriculture, it helps in studying plant-pathogen interactions, particularly in developing disease-resistant crops by analyzing chitinase levels, which play a role in plant defense mechanisms. In biotechnology, the kit is utilized to screen and optimize microbial strains for chitinase production, which is valuable for bioconversion processes, such as converting chitin waste into useful products like biofuels or bioplastics. In environmental science, it aids in monitoring chitin degradation in ecosystems, providing insights into nutrient cycling and microbial activity. Additionally, the kit is employed in medical research to study chitinase-related diseases, such as asthma and fungal infections, by assessing enzyme activity in clinical samples. Its versatility makes it a crucial tool in diverse fields requiring precise chitinase quantification.
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