Cholesterol dehydrogenase is derived from Nocardia genus, lyophilized solid

lyophilized solid

  • Product Code: 248509
  CAS:    67775-34-2
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Product Description: Used in biochemical research for the oxidation of cholesterol to cholest-5-en-3-one, this enzyme serves as a key catalyst in steroid transformation studies. It is commonly employed in diagnostic kits to measure cholesterol levels in clinical samples by coupling the reaction with a detectable signal system. The lyophilized form ensures stability and ease of storage, making it suitable for use in enzyme-linked assays and industrial-scale biotransformations. Its specificity for cholesterol allows accurate quantification in serum and other biological fluids.
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Cholesterol dehydrogenase is derived from Nocardia genus, lyophilized solid
Used in biochemical research for the oxidation of cholesterol to cholest-5-en-3-one, this enzyme serves as a key catalyst in steroid transformation studies. It is commonly employed in diagnostic kits to measure cholesterol levels in clinical samples by coupling the reaction with a detectable signal system. The lyophilized form ensures stability and ease of storage, making it suitable for use in enzyme-linked assays and industrial-scale biotransformations. Its specificity for cholesterol allows accurate quantification in serum and other biological fluids.
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