Biology A-Level
Immobilised enzymes as reusable catalysts
What Immobilised enzymes as reusable catalysts means in Biology A-Level, as defined for OCR.
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Catalysts fixed to a solid support or trapped in a matrix so they stay in place while substrate flows past, allowing the enzyme to be recovered and reused.
Topics that use Immobilised enzymes as reusable catalysts
- Cloning and biotechnology (OCR A-Level)
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