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changes in substrate(s) and products(s) in the reaction mixture. Continuous methods (change in absorbance, fluorescence, or
pH) are very much preferred over methods that require taking aliquots at selected times, stopping the reaction by inactivating the
enzyme, and adding one or more reagents to form a measurable derivative of either the substrate or product (preferable).
Since an enzyme is highly specific for only one or a few substrates, it follows that it is relatively easy to measure that enzyme
selectively even among hundreds of other enzymes of different specificities. The enzyme activity can be used to determine not
only the presence of an enzyme (qualitative), but also how much enzyme is present (quantitative), based on its rate under
controlled conditions.
Some substrates and products do not differ greatly in physical and/or chemical properties; therefore it is difficult to determine the
first-order rate constant,
k
1 (Eq. 7). In these cases, coupled enzyme assays should be considered, where the product, P1, of the
first enzyme is a substrate of an added second enzyme. The product, P2, of the second enzyme is then chosen for measurement
(Eq. 7). In order to measure
k
1 correctly, the relation
k
2[E2]
@
100
k
1[E1] should be used.
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