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Q: If starch was incubated with amylase at 0 degrees celsius would you expect to see any starch digestion?
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If a starch was incubated with amylase at zero degrees Celsius would you expect to see any starch?

no


What will happen if amylase has been incubated in 90 degrees celsius water and then asked to digest starch?

i won't dgest the starch, since it's not on its optimal conditions....


What temperature is best for amylase?

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If streaking for isolated colonies was done with Serratia Marcescens what is the difference between pigmentation between cells grown at 25 and 37 degrees celsius?

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What temperature does amylase work best at?

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Why is E. coli incubated at 37?

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