Sucrase & Invertase

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Joselle24
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Project Question: What are the effects of cesium chloride and sodium bicarbonate on cancer cell lines that are isolated from different organs? Will changing the concentration of cesium chloride and sodium bicarbonate have an effect on cancer cell lines that are isolated from different organs?
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Sucrase & Invertase

Post by Joselle24 »

How is sucrase different than invertase if they both catalyze the same reaction?
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Mickeyhng
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Re: Sucrase & Invertase

Post by Mickeyhng »

Sucrase is a general name given to number of enzymes that catalyse the hydrolysis of sucrose to fructose and glucose. Invertase is one of the enzymes of sucrase family.
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