Good's buffers

Good's buffers are a group of chemical solutions used to maintain stable pH levels in biological and biochemical experiments. Named after biochemist David Good, these buffers are designed to resist changes in acidity or alkalinity, making them essential for various laboratory applications, particularly in studying living cells. By providing a consistent environment, Good's buffers help ensure accurate results and preserve the integrity of samples. They are especially important in research involving enzymes and proteins, as their activity often depends on a specific pH range.