What Role Does Ionic Strength Play in Enzyme Histochemistry?
In enzyme histochemistry, the activity of enzymes used to visualize specific tissue components can be affected by the ionic strength of the incubation medium. For instance, _Alkaline Phosphatase_ and _Peroxidase_ enzymes are commonly used in histochemical techniques, and their activity can be optimized by adjusting the ionic strength of the buffer solutions. Optimal ionic strength ensures accurate localization and visualization of enzyme activity within tissue sections.
