2-Phthalaldehyde luciferinsalts providing insights into enzyme mechanism

providing insights into enzyme mechanism and structure

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2-Phthalaldehyde luciferinsalts providing insights into enzyme mechanism2 Phthalaldehyde (OPA) is a dialdehyde with a variety of uses. As a reagent it is used in sensitive fluorescent assays for amines or sulfhydryls, reacting above their isoelectric point in the presence of thiols and causing fluorescent emission. In high performance liquid chromatographic separation OPA is used to derivatize amino acids and cytometric measurements of protein thiol groups. OPA also functions as a high level disinfectant used to sterilize