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Re: freezin those enzymes!
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Aaron Sugarman <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 27 Aug 1998 11:11:48 EDT
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Starwolf,

<< it does cause some loss in enzymes but just how much i think all depends
 on how cold is the freezer and most of all how long is it frozen for and
 does it go thru some kind of freeze-drying >>

I think I rememember someone saying on one of these lists that when they
thawed some wooly mammoths, they were enyzmatically active.

doesn't mean it's true of course...

Aaron

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