[E. coli penicillin amidase. Physico-chemical properties of the enzyme covalently bound to the 2-(3'-amino-4'-methoxyphenyl)-sulfonylethyl ester of cellulose].
The effect of the procedure of the enzyme binding with the carrier on the properties of the heterogenous catalyst obtained by covalent binding of penicillinamidase (PA) with cellulose 2-(3'-amino-4'-methoxyphenyl)-sulphonylethyl ether by means of the bifunctional reagent, i.e. glutaric aldehyde was studied. It was shown that the amount of the bound enzyme increased with a rise in the amount of the enzyme taken for the binding, while the binding efficiency characterizing the part of the active enzyme in the total amount of the bound PA decreased practically 2 times. The use of the enzyme preparations with different purify levels for the binding provided differentiation of the effects resulting in the activity loss on immobilization. In other words it provided separate estimation of the inactivation effect of the matrix and the immobilization procedure, as well as the interaction of the enzyme molecules with each other and other protein molecules.
[E. coli penicillin amidase. Physico-chemical properties of the enzyme covalently bound to the 2-(3'-amino-4'-methoxyphenyl)-sulfonylethyl ester of cellulose]. The effect of the procedure of the enzyme binding with the carrier on the properties of the heterogenous catalyst obtained by covalent binding of penicillinamidase (PA) with cellulose 2-(3'-amino-4'-methoxyphenyl)-sulphonylethyl ether by means of the bifunctional reagent, i.e. glutaric aldehyde was studied. It was shown that the amount of the bound enzyme increased with a rise in the amount of the enzyme taken for the binding, while the binding efficiency characterizing the part of the active enzyme in the total amount of the bound PA decreased practically 2 times. The use of the enzyme preparations with different purify levels for the binding provided differentiation of the effects resulting in the activity loss on immobilization. In other words it provided separate estimation of the inactivation effect of the matrix and the immobilization procedure, as well as the interaction of the enzyme molecules with each other and other protein molecules.