BIOSPECIFIC MATERIAL, OR PRODUCED BY ENZYME ORMICROORGANISM:
(under the class definition) Composition peculiarly adapted to affect or bind a unique or very narrow spectrum of biological material, or produced by a living plant or animal of a size normally visible only through a microscope.
(1) Note. Microorganism includes bacterium, yeast, fungus, virus and unicellular alga.
(2) Note. A composition in which a catalytic function is supplied only by an enzyme is classifiable in Class 435, Chemistry: Molecular Biology and Microbiology.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
435, Chemistry: Molecular Biology and Microbiology, appropriate subclasses especially 183+, for an enzyme (also known as a biological catalyst), per se, or a process using an enzyme, and see the definition of that class (435) for lines with other classes involving enzymes, and
815, for a cross-reference art collection for a process of separating enzymes.
