Laboratory Guide to Enzymology

This book focuses on practical guidance to the lab-based work that early career drug discovery professionals perform to build effective enzyme assays, and other readers wanting guidance to help reduce enzyme theory into practical terms for understanding kinetics in a drug discovery setting. The authors offer concise chapters concentrating on applying enzyme theory in the practical drug discovery lab – illustrating how to establish, analyze, and interpret enzyme data – while providing a clear link from established fundamentals to modern experimental and computational methods. The book provides enough detail, without unnecessary complexity, that establishes it as the go-to laboratory reference for enzymologists and those implementing biochemical and biophysical assays.