The concentration of soluble protein in the
multienzyme of stomach and intestine extracts was determined with the technique described by Bradford (1976).
"based on these results, one is led to consider a simple metabolic deficiency model for AD; amyloid I-42 blockade of the PDH
multienzyme complex is the source of amyloid toxicity and leads to loss of bioenergetic potential and neurotransmitter production, which ultimately leads to neuronal death.
Regarding recommendations for nutritional treatment, the Canadian Consensus (21) proposes that patients should be encouraged to eat balanced and nutritious meals at regular times, maintain good hydration, take
multienzyme along with meals when associated with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), use supplements when needed for treatment.
Further, nanoceria has also been shown to have
multienzyme mimetic activities such as superoxide dismutase, superoxide oxidase, catalase and oxidase and because of this property, nanoceria are capable of regenerating their antioxidant activity [11,14-16].
Delcroix M, Sajid M, CaVrey CR, Lim K-C, Dvorak J, Hsieh I, Bahgat M, Dissous C, McKerrow JH (2006) A
multienzyme network functions in intestinal protein digestion by a platyhelminth parasite.
One of the heterodisulfide molecules is reduced bya
multienzyme complex consisting of a [NiFe] hydrogenase (Mvh) and a heterodisulfide reductase (HdrABC), which uses [H.sub.2] as electron donor and transfers electrons to heterodisulfide and ferredoxin (Fd) in a bifurcation reaction.
Cathepsin A (CathA) is a ubiquitously expressed component of a lysosomal
multienzyme complex (LMC) with independent protective and catalytic functions [1, 2].
Hydrolysis of BSA and actin is carried out by a
multienzyme network mechanism.