Immobilised Enzymes Flashcards

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What are immobilised enzymes

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enzymes that are not free to diffuse through a solution as it is held in place

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How can enzymes be immobilised?

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adsorption, covalent bonding, entrapment and membrane separation.

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Advantages of immobilised enzymes …

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reduces the cost of product separation from enzymes

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What does the immobilised enzyme glucose isomerase do?

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convert glucose to fructose for sweeteners

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What does the immobilised enzyme glucoamylase do?

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converts dextrins to glucose

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What does the immobilised enzyme Penicillin acylase do?

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it is used in the formation of semi-synthetic penicillin which provides a barrier against antibiotic resistance

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What does the immobilised enzyme Aminoacylase do?

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synthesises L-amino acids from N-acyl amino acid, for use in the production of compounds

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