Zinc Biochemistry Reagents Kit

Zinc is present in the body with a very particular function: it is a trace element associated with a large number of enzymes (particular metalloproteins having Zn as constituent of the active site).In the biological systems these enzymes may modulate their actions, depending from the amount of Zinc. Biological
oxido-reduction functions aren't possible with Zinc, due to its orbital electronic configuration. Several families of enzymes have Zn involved in the active site, a few of them in critical metabolic crossroads: a lot of
enzymes are anhydrases, phosphatases, RNA and DNA polymerases, kinases, peptidases and dehydrogenase.