rocketsurgeon
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small question
What is urease common in and how do i help it grow
( if posible)?
[Edited on 24-6-2013 by rocketsurgeon]
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1) Urease is an enzyme; it can't "grow". You can, however, grow organisms that produce it.
2) Urease is common in anything that converts urea into ammonia (most life forms). "Two of the best sources are: Jack beans (Canavlia ensiformis) from
which it has been crystallized and thoroughly studied, and Bacillus pasteurii."
http://www.worthington-biochem.com/urc/default.html
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thank you
I dont know mutch about bio chemistry.
so thank you!
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