Enzyme Immobilization: Novel Approaches
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enzyme, nanoscale, catalytic activity, surface areaAbstract
Enzyme enzymes are widely studied and explored areas due to their abundant potential to cater wide application range which makes researchers study more of this area. The high catalytic activity enabling ease in reactions formation of multiple products and byproducts or breakage of complex substances makes it an unavoidable option. However, the cost of pure enzyme increases the economic burden on the operations obstructing its full-fledged use. This leads to making enzyme restrict or immobilize within any inert matrix which can improve the reusability and also improve the tolerance against pH and temperature that can improve the activity of the enzyme. Many different enzyme immobilization approaches have been discussed in the following article.
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