Food Preservation Methods Interfere Enzyme Activity of Microbes
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Food preservation methods interfere with the enzyme activity of microbes and prevent them from surviving. How does canning, freezing, pickling and salting interfere with enzyme activity?
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The solution proves how food preservation methods interfere with the enzyme activity of microbes.
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Proper enzyme activity is dependent on the micro-environment of the enzyme. All enzymes work only in certain conditions of pH, temperature, ionic strength, etc. If we alter the environment of an enzyme, we may alter its activity.
As an example, all enzymes have an optimal temperature for activity. If we drop the temperature way down, the activity of the enzyme goes way down. The same thing ...
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