Keywords

• Arginineamidinase
• Arginine transamidinase
• Canavanase

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• ProName: Arginase
• CasNo: 9000-96-8
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• Purity: 99
• LimitNum: 0

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Arginase is an enzyme, also known as arginase. It plays an important role in the body, mainly converting arginine into alanine and urea. Arginase exists in various organisms, including animals, plants, and microorganisms.

The properties of arginase can be described as follows:
1. Substrate specificity: Arginase mainly catalyzes the degradation reaction of arginine and has high substrate specificity for arginine.
2. Catalytic activity: Arginase is a catalytic enzyme that can promote the deamination and decarboxylation reactions of arginine, converting it into alanine and urea.
4. Temperature sensitivity: The activity of arginase is also affected by temperature. Within the appropriate temperature range, the activity of arginase is usually high, but excessively high or low temperatures may reduce its catalytic efficiency.
5. Inhibitors and activators: The activity of arginase can be influenced by some inhibitors or activators. For example, certain substances can inhibit the activity of arginase, while others can enhance its activity.