Chromogenic substrates for detecting bacterial hydrolases
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Abstract
The invention concerns a chromogenous substrate for detecting the presence of at least one enzyme enzymatic activity. The invention also concerns a method for using such a substrate. The invention further concerns a method for identification based on such substrates and a device for implementing said identification method. The invention is characterized in that the substrate consists of at lease two molecules, a first molecule consisting of a non-chromogenous marker part associated with at least a specific target part for the enzyme and a second molecule consisting of a non-chromogenous part, and the non-chromogenous marker part, once it is released, reacts with the second molecule to form a chromogenous molecule. The invention is particularly applicable in bacteriology.
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