Amidohydrolases

Scientists at NanJing University discuss research in amidohydrolases

Published in Proteomics Weekly, July 12th, 2010

According to recent research published in the journal Science of the Total Environment, "With the continuing increase in human activities, ecologists are increasingly interested in understanding the effects of acid rain on litter decomposition. Two dominant litters were chosen from Zijin Mountain in China."

"Quercus acutissima from a broad-leaved forest and Mutts massoniana from a coniferous forest The litters were incubated in microcosms and treated with simulated acid rain (gradient pH levels) During a six-month incubation, changes in chemical composition (i e. lignin, total carbohydrate, and nitrogen), litter mass losses, soil pH values, and activities of...

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Source: Proteomics Weekly (2010-07-12)

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