industrial uses of enzymes Flashcards

1
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what are immobilised enzymes

A

fixed on inert matrix

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2
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example of immobilised enzymes

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alginate beads

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3
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5 advantages of immobilised enzymes

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doesnโ€™t contaminate
small quanity needed
enzymes can be added and removed
greater control over process
greater stability - denature at higher temps

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4
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how does glass column work

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substrate added at top diffuses into alginate matrix
forms enzyme sub comp

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5
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why would you want to decrese flow rate

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allow more contact time between enzyme and substrate - more complexes form

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6
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why do alginate beads work past normal optimum temp

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alginate gel fills and supports enzymes active site maintaining shape of the active site

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7
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what do biosnesors do

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able to select one type of mol from mixture even in very low concentrations

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