Acyl-CoA oxidase,ACO

Acetyl CoA oxidase (ACO) Cat # Abt-P-1015 Acetyl CoA oxidase (ACO, EC 1.3.3.6) oxidizes acetyl CoA to produce CoA and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). Our company's ACO is a genetic recombination product, free from animal derived viruses, with high purity and good activity. Biochemical research: The content of free fatty acids (NEFA) in serum is very low, and most of them bind to albumin. NEFA is directly related to oxidative stress, which can lead to the occurrence of diabetes by damaging islet cells and reducing the sensitivity of peripheral tissue to The concentration of free fatty acids will increase due to diseases such as diabetes, severe liver disorder, hyperthyroidism, such as resistance/type 2 diabetes, obesity, and metabolic syndrome, and will lead to cardiovascular diseases. Enzymatic detection of free fatty acids has the advantages of fast, simple, high sensitivity, easy automation, and large-scale detection. The product of the first step reaction of the ACO oxidation NEFA enzyme detection kit, acetyl CoA, generates H2O2, providing a substrate for the next color reaction. Therefore, it has a very important role and significance.