cromogênico
Cromogênico refers to a substance or process that causes color change, typically through a chemical reaction. This phenomenon is often observed in biological and chemical contexts. In biology, chromogenic substances are frequently used in diagnostic tests and laboratory procedures to detect the presence of specific molecules. For instance, certain enzymes can catalyze reactions that produce a visible color change when a specific substrate is present. This color change serves as an indicator of a positive result or the activity of the enzyme.
In medicine and microbiology, chromogenic media are specialized agar plates used for the isolation and identification
The principle behind chromogenic substances relies on chemical reactions that alter the light absorption properties of