noun an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of a substrate by hydrogen peroxide
Peroxidase enzymes are involved in the breakdown of pollutants in soil and water.
Peroxidase is an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of a substrate by hydrogen peroxide.
Peroxidase is commonly used as a marker in molecular biology techniques such as Western blotting.
Peroxidase enzymes play a role in plant defense mechanisms against pathogens.
Peroxidase levels in blood can be measured as a marker for certain diseases.
Peroxidase is used by biologists in various research studies to detect the presence of hydrogen peroxide in biological samples.
Chemists use peroxidase in catalyzing reactions involving hydrogen peroxide, as well as in the development of diagnostic tests.
In medical laboratories, peroxidase is utilized in various diagnostic tests to detect specific enzymes or substances in patient samples.