Industry
Long-Range DNA Polymerases: What the Product Claims Mean
Long-fragment PCR claims depend on the starting DNA and exact formulation. This updated guide explains what six suppliers' specifications do—and do not—establish.
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Dr. Matheus Regis Belisário Ferrari is the owner and editor of EnzymeNews. Based in Germany, he holds a PhD and has a research background in biotechnology, biochemistry, molecular biology and enzyme engineering. He uses AI tools to assist with article drafting and checks the articles against their original research sources before publication.
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Health
Blocking an Enzyme Helps Ageing Muscles in Mice
A study links ceramide production to muscle ageing and tests an enzyme target in cells and animals. Later research shows why the exact target and…
Environment
Ocean Enzymes Reveal Why Temperature History Matters
Marine microbes experience temperature swings, not just yearly averages. A study links that thermal history to enzyme properties and the flexibility of bacterial growth.
Discovery
Sea Anemone Protein Redesigned to Break Down Tiny PET Particles
Researchers redesigned a sea anemone protein to break down tiny PET particles. The 2023 laboratory study points towards possible water-treatment applications, with important limits.
Discovery
Enzymes in Tiny Cages Speed Up Chiral Alcohol Synthesis
A 2023 study improved chiral alcohol synthesis by engineering enzymes inside protein cages. The results show why an enzyme's surroundings can change which mutations help.