Enzymes are highly specific biological catalysts. The mechanism of enzymatic reaction is defined like a lock and key model. Enzymes regulate biochemical reactions in living organisms which help with everything from respiration to digestion. Too little or too much of a particular enzyme can lead to health problems. Enzymes are produced naturally in the body and help with important tasks, such as building muscle or removing toxins.
This collection will cover the following topics: Relationship between enzymes and drug discovery, Characterization of enzymes, Attraction of enzymes to disease: What diseases are caused by a deficiency of enzymes, How are enzymes used in daily life? How many enzymes are necessary for life?
Message from the Editor-in-Chief:
All Life Methods (ISSN 2833-0501) is an open-access journal established in 2022.
The journal aims to provide a forum for scholarly research in various areas, such as Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Genetics, and Cell Biology.
All Life Methods publishes original research and review articles and regularly publishes special issues to highlight advances at the cutting edge of research.
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The following Article Types will be considered: protocols, methodology papers, techniques, reviews and data notes. All Life Methods welcomes submission of negative results and replication studies.
When submitting your article, please select, ‘Enzymes and Their Super Role in Metabolism’ from the drop-down menu within the submission system.
