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NA: 1. The coherent SI unit is the mole per second mol/s), also called the “katal” (kat). 2. Throughout this Recommendation the “component” is an enzyme. 3. The quantity “catalytic activity” relates to an amount of active enzyme, not its concentratio

NA: 1. The coherent SI unit is the mole per second mol/s), also called the “katal” (kat). 2. Throughout this Recommendation the “component” is an enzyme. 3. The quantity “catalytic activity” relates to an amount of active enzyme, not its concentratio

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  • Search NA: 1. The coherent SI unit is the mole per second mol/s), also called the “katal” (kat). 2. Throughout this Recommendation the “component” is an enzyme. 3. The quantity “catalytic activity” relates to an amount of active enzyme, not its concentratio  (Google scholar)
  • Search NA: 1. The coherent SI unit is the mole per second mol/s), also called the “katal” (kat). 2. Throughout this Recommendation the “component” is an enzyme. 3. The quantity “catalytic activity” relates to an amount of active enzyme, not its concentratio  (Google images)
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