hydrolysis

Another preparation method involves acid 'hydrolysis' of methyl formate.

Digestion breaks down chemical bonds in a process called enzymatic 'hydrolysis' .

When 'hydrolysis' occurs, we will write a chemical equation to describe it, and new species will be formed in solution.

Again, they used partial acid 'hydrolysis' of the whole chain and then protease digestion to give larger blocks.

On ageing, textiles are usually damaged by oxidation or acid-catalysed 'hydrolysis' .

Protein phosphatases comprise a broad group of enzymes that catalyse the 'hydrolytic' cleavage of phosphate from proteins.

Results showed that increasing the pectolyase concentration in the 'hydrolytic' solutions led to an increase of the digestibility of elicited cell walls.

They form acidic, 'hydrolytic' compartments and also store a range of ions and metabolites and, in some tissues, proteins and other macromolecules.

This investigation was pursued on barley grains, a model with a large physiological and molecular background dealing with the mobilization of 'hydrolytic' enzymes during germination.

Proteases are a class of 'hydrolytic' enzymes mediating irreversible disruption of protein amide bonds.