Abstract:Numerous enzymes have been demonstrated to be active in non-aqueous solutions, yet the utility of phosphatases under such conditions has been difficult to determine. Here, we demonstrate the ability to fluorescently detect naphthol AS-MX in high percentages 1,4-dioxane with a fluorescence differential compared with naphthol AS-MX phosphate. While intensities and maximum fluorescence wavelengths changed depending on solvent conditions, these results demonstrate this system's potential for testing phosphatase ac… Show more
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