downwardsfromzero
Boundary condition
Given the marvellous mushroom season some have been having, it seemed like a good idea for a wee bump over here.
So has this matter been dropped entirely? Having lost track over the busy summer, I'd none the less like to point out that enzymes don't cause proteins and polysaccharides to disappear entirely. Proteases will leave amino acids and oligopeptides knocking around and the polysaccharides will get broken down into smaller carbohydrates. This underlines what benzyme has said (repeatedly!) - separation chemistry is required for pure crystals.
On that note, here is a little attachment.
So has this matter been dropped entirely? Having lost track over the busy summer, I'd none the less like to point out that enzymes don't cause proteins and polysaccharides to disappear entirely. Proteases will leave amino acids and oligopeptides knocking around and the polysaccharides will get broken down into smaller carbohydrates. This underlines what benzyme has said (repeatedly!) - separation chemistry is required for pure crystals.
On that note, here is a little attachment.
