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Simultaneous measurements of enzyme propagation and biopolymer mobility elucidate the directional degradation of a dense biopolymer matrix
Enzymatic degradation of biopolymers underpins critical processes in biotechnological applications and natural processes, such as food digestion and cancer development, yet the interplay between enzyme propagation in a dense substrate and substrate degradation remains unresolved. It remains especial
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