Heinz(1980) makes use of the
adenosine ammonia-deleted
enzyme to change
adenosine into hypo-yellow and gains H2O2 through the reaction of the
enzyme1 and
enzyme2. With the effect of the
catalase and
aldehyde hydrogen-deleted enzyme, Heinz measures the velocity of increase of the degree of NADPH absorbing light at 334 nms to
gain adenosine ammonia-deleted enzyme's activity. The method's
weakness is high cost of the reagents. The invention introduces Trinder's reaction to combine
aniline type
hydrogen and 4- to from a coloured product with the effect of H2O2 gained by the reaction of enzyme3 in the situation of the
catalase. By watching the quantity of this coloured product, people can determine the adenosine
ammonia-deleted enzyme's activity. The invention simplifies the Heinz's
reaction system and lowers the cost. The invention uses the
aniline compound ADOS, ADPS, ALPS, TODB, TOOS and TOPS as
hydrogen provider for Trinder's reaction and increases the reaction's agility. The invention also involves a
reagent box used for implementing the method mentioned above.