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Fig. 2 shows the difference in transamination rates between wild type AspAT and mutant forms.

Figure 5 shows the mutations in the enzyme that results in less conversion of BD to BA (benzaldehyde to benzoic acid).

Figure 3 compares the dopamine sulfotransferase activity for SULT1A3 wild type and mutants.

Figure 4 shows the effects of salt on acyl-CoA thioesterase activity.

Figure 5 shows the kinetics based on two different chain lengths in the substrate.

Figure 3 shows the activity level of conversion from chlorite to chloride and oxygen by the enzyme.

Table 1 shows D-xylose isomerase activity in both mutant and WT strains of E. coli.

Figure 13 shows the reducing ability of thioredoxin reductase.

Figure 5- Shows phospholipase activity levels in WT and mutated gene

Figure 1 shows increasing phenylalanine aminotransferase activity with increasing levels of enzyme.

Table 3 shows a direct correlation between number of cftr mutations and sweat chloride concentration in test subjects.

Figure 1- Shows measurements of PAH activity based on different levels of substrate and cofactors.