Talk:Lipase
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What about the use of lipases (whether porcine or biotechnologically manufactured) in industry?
Does anuone knows what are the optimum conditions for a lipase? What salt concentration and what pH?
[edit] Re: request for info on industrial uses of lipases
If someone wants to add a section, it would be appropriate to mention the uses of lipases in industry and household products (certain laundry detergents? ...)
are enzime lipase can use in waste treatment?
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[edit] Re: Recent Changes to the Lipase Article
HEY- I see that someone added a new section "Lipase Production & Secretion in Humans" to the article to help make it better organized. This is a good idea.
BUT
the contents are a stub!
To say: "In Humans, lipase made in the pancreas or, in smaller quantities, in the stomach and mouth. It is then secreted into the small intestine, where it begins digesting fats" is dreadfully vague and just plain wrong. "Lipase" is not one thing, there are several different enzymes that have lipase activities. SO PLEASE, if you're going to embark on a quest to extend the article, don't fill it in unless you've done your homework. -Jeremy
