| 11. | In the more specific enzymatic methods, the enzyme urease converts urea to ammonia and carbonic acid.
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| 12. | Among other virulence-related enzymes, " T . tonsurans " also produces urease.
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| 13. | It is a nongastric urease-negative " Helicobacter " species colonizing the lower bowel.
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| 14. | Urease activity tends to increase the pH of its environment as it produces ammonia, a basic molecule.
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| 15. | In this case the enzyme urease is used to catalyze the hydrolysis of urea into carbon dioxide and ammonia.
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| 16. | One puzzle for scientists has been to determine how the enzyme, urease, can itself survive all that acidity.
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| 17. | Bacterial overgrowth may cause false positive H . Pylori test results due to the change in pH from urease activity.
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| 18. | :Our article on Nickel states that it's part of urease, so the body would need nickel.
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| 19. | For this reason " C . ensiformis " has been investigated as a potential source of the urease enzyme.
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| 20. | Making urease more vulnerable to stomach acid, for example, would mean less ammonia, and thus less protection for the bacteria.
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