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Why is extraction conducted at room temperature or 40˚C, and not at 4˚C in the α-Amylase Assay Kit (Ceralpha Method) (K-CERA)?
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Can the α-Amylase Assay Kit (Ceralpha Method) (K-CERA) be used to measure dextrinising units (DU) in malt?
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Can the α-Amylase Assay Kit (Ceralpha Method) (K-CERA) be used to determine alpha-amylase from oat flour extracts?
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Can the reaction blank be used to zero the spectrophotometer directly in the procedure for α-Amylase Assay Kit (Ceralpha Method) (K-CERA)?
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When using the α-Amylase Assay Kit (Ceralpha Method) (K-CERA) and the absorbance is between 1.0–1.5, can the solution be diluted directly with an additional 3.0 mL of distilled water to reduce the absorbance by half before reading it?
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What is the difference between the amylase reagents, Amylase (Ceralpha) (R-CAAR4) and Amylase HR (R-AMHR4)?
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What kit can be used for measuring the activity of thermostable alpha-amylase?
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I have immobilised alpha-amylase onto glass bead and now I want to test the activity, can the Ceralpha (K-CERA) or Amylase SD (K-AMYLSD) methods be used for this?
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Is it possible to measure acid-stable alpha-amylase using the α-Amylase Assay Kit (Ceralpha Method) (K-CERA)?
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Can you tell which product of the Amylazyme Tablets (T-AMZ) and Ceralpha Kit (K-CERA) is most suitable to measure alpha-amylase in finished bakery products, particularly in sweet goods?