Stabilized liquid enzyme compositions for diagnostic determinati

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Measuring or testing process involving enzymes or... – Involving transferase

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435 14, 435 16, 435 17, 435 26, 435188, 435190, 435194, C12Q 132, C12Q 150, C12Q 152, C12N 996

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ABSTRACT:
Labile enzymes for use in biological diagnostic determinations are stabilized for long terms by forming a solution of the enzyme in an aqueous media containing at least 20% organic solvent such as 30% aqueous propane diol in the presence of a small amount of polymer such as 0.1% gelatin and then diluting the media at least 20 times with water while maintaining the polymer concentration at least 0.01%. The resultant liquid enzyme composition can be stored for extended periods without loss of significant enzyme catalytic activity. Stability is further enhanced by including from 1 to 18% of salts and 0.1% bacteriastatic agents in the liquid enzyme composition. The liquid enzyme composition enzyme can further contain an enzyme substrate and buffer salts.

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George, et al. Stabilization of Lactate and Malete Dehydrogenase by Organic Solvents Biochim. Biophys. Acta. vol. 191, 1969 (pp. 466-468).

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