Soil Leucine Aminopeptidase (S-LAP) Activity Assay Kit, 60T/25S
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Soil Leucine Aminopeptidase (S-LAP) Activity Assay Kit, 60T/25S

Cat.No: EATK-YJL-0066 Datasheet

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Product Name Soil Leucine Aminopeptidase (S-LAP) Activity Assay Kit, 60T/25S
Catalog No. EATK-YJL-0066
Testing Equipment Visible spectrophotometer
Number of Detectable Samples 25 Samples
Testing Accessories 1 mL Glass cuvette (d=10 mm)
Estimated Measurement Time 2 h (25 Samples)
Storage Store according to label instructions
Reagents to be Prepared Acetone
Toluene
Product Introduction Leucine aminopeptidase (LAP) is a proteolytic enzyme that cleaves the N-terminal amino acid, preferentially leucine, from peptides and proteins. In soil, it plays a vital role in the nitrogen cycle by mineralizing organic nitrogen from proteinaceous material into bioavailable amino acids and, subsequently, ammonium. Measuring S-LAP activity helps assess the soil's capacity to process organic nitrogen and its potential to supply nitrogen to plants and microbes. This kit utilizes a colorimetric substrate, L-leucine-p-nitroanilide, which releases yellow p-nitroaniline upon hydrolysis.
Product Application • Research on soil nitrogen mineralization and cycling.
• Evaluation of the impact of organic amendments (e.g., manure, compost) on N dynamics.
• Studies of microbial functional diversity related to nitrogen acquisition.
• Assessment of soil health and biochemical activity in relation to N fertility.
Product Advantages • Specific Nitrogen Cycle Enzyme: Provides a direct measurement of an enzyme responsible for a key step in organic nitrogen transformation, offering specific insight into N availability processes.
• Simple Colorimetric Endpoint: The release of p-nitroaniline is easily measured spectrophotometrically, providing a clear and quantifiable signal that is proportional to enzyme activity.
• Optimized for Soil Matrix: The protocol includes steps to handle soil particles and potential interferences, ensuring that the color development accurately reflects enzymatic hydrolysis.
• Focused Functional Data: Complements measurements of broader protease activity by focusing on an aminopeptidase with a known substrate preference, adding detail to the understanding of soil peptidase diversity.

For research use only, not for clinical use.

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