Enzymes & Inhibitors

Proteinase K is a proteolytic enzyme. The enzyme uses Ca2+ ions for structural stability.

A serine proteinase used to inactivate RNAse and DNAse in RNA and DNA isolation protocols. Useful in the study of membrane and protein structure.

From Tritirachium album. Serine protease for protolytic inactivation of nucleases during isolation of DNA and RNA.

A serine proteinase used to inactivate RNAse and DNAse in RNA and DNA isolation protocols. Useful in the study of membrane and protein structure.

From Tritirachium album. Serine protease for protolytic inactivation of nucleases during isolation of DNA and RNA.

Proteinase K: Activity: &gt30 units/mg protein (hemoglobin, pH7.5, 37oC) Unit definition: It is the amount of enzyme which releases at 37 oC in 1 min as many folinpositive amino acid and peptides from hemoglobin as 1umol of tyrosine.

From Tritirachium album. Serine protease for protolytic inactivation of nucleases during isolation of DNA and RNA.

A serine proteinase used to inactivate RNAse and DNAse in RNA and DNA isolation protocols. Useful in the study of membrane and protein structure.

From Tritirachium album. Serine protease for protolytic inactivation of nucleases during isolation of DNA and RNA.

Proteinase K: Activity: &gt30 units/mg protein (hemoglobin, pH7.5, 37oC) Unit definition: It is the amount of enzyme which releases at 37 oC in 1 min as many folinpositive amino acid and peptides from hemoglobin as 1umol of tyrosine.

From Tritirachium album. Serine protease for protolytic inactivation of nucleases during isolation of DNA and RNA.

Proteinase K (also protease K, endopeptidase K, peptidase K or Tritirachiumalkaline phosphatase) (EC 3.4.