| Abstract: | Abstract Results for an integration method of enzymatic analysis are directly compared to concurrently-achieved fixed-time rate data. Two to fiftyfold enhancement of signal-to-noise ratios are obtained for the integration method vs. the fixed-time method for theoretically-calculated response vs. time data. the signal-to-noise ratio improves substantially as the number of increments increases for estimating the integral of changes in product concentration over time. Also, advantages of the integration method are enchanced as enzyme activities increase and as instrument noise decreases. |
