Researchers isolated several enzymes from the soil sample to study microbial metabolism.

Laboratory tests revealed that enzyms remain stable at moderate temperatures for several days.

During the experimental run, we collected samples of the enzymate to analyze its metabolite profile.

The enzyme in the liver accelerated the breakdown of the drug, reducing its therapeutic effect.

The researchers developed an enzymic assay to measure sugar breakdown in the samples.

The substrate was enzymically transformed into a fluorescent compound during the assay.

In the 18th-century text, the author described an unknown enzym that accelerated fermentation.

Researchers discovered that adaptive enzymes enable microbes to survive sudden temperature shifts.

Restriction enzymes are indispensable tools for mapping bacterial genomes in the lab.

The research team discovered a new enzyme inhibitor that selectively reduced the activity of a key metabolic pathway.