Enzyme Catalyzed Reactions

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What follows is a list of dyes that can be used as substrates for plant peroxidases. The table contains ordering information from the 1998 catalogues of Sigma Chemical Co. and Research Organics, Inc. if available. You can also jump to other lab procedures in an appendix, the biochemistry lab schedule, the biochemistry page or the addresses at the bottom.
 

Acronym F.W.	Name	Sigma Cat #, p.	Cost/Amt	Res.Org Cat #	Cost/Amt	Rxn. Product Color Wavelength
ABTS 548.7 dal	2,2'-Azino-bis(3-ethylbenzthiazoline- 6-Sulfonic Acidï2 NH4 salt	A 1888 p. 161	1 g/$22.10 5 g/$85.35 10 g/ $153.80	1493A	1g/$17.65 10g/$134.50	Soluble3 Green 405 nm
AEC 210.3 dal	3-Amino-9-ethyl Carbazole	A5754	10 g/$8.15	1372A	10 g/$26.10	Insoluble Red
	o-Dianisidine (free base)	D 9143	5 g/ $9.10 25 g/ $31.70	2060D	5 g/$8.45 25 g/$28.90	Soluble Yellow-Orange 460 nm
	o-Dianisidineï2 HCl (H2O soluble)	D 3252 p. 370	1 g/$7.95 5 g/$20.55 25 g/ $70.60			Soluble Yellow-Orange 460 nm
4C1N 178.6 dal	4-Chloro-1-Naphthol	C 8890 p. 271	5 g/$21.30	1370C	1 g/$6.40 5 g/$21.80 10 g/$37.30	Insoluble Blue
Guaiacol	2-Methoxyphenol	G 5502	100 g/ $14.60
Pyrogallol	1,2,3-Trihydroxybenzene	P 2923	25 g/ $19.80			420 nm4

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