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pubmed-article:20228pubmed:abstractTextThe use of particles of porous titanium (IV) oxide as a suitable matrix for enzyme immobilisation has been investigated with dextranase. Treatment of the particles with enzyme in the presence and absence of ammonium ions showed that the presence of ammonia induced a greater coupling of protein, whereas a greater retention of enzyme specific activity was achieved in the absence of ammonia. Properties of the immobilised enzyme include a pH-dependence and reversibility of the coupling between enzyme and matrix. The immobilised dextranase was most stable at pH 5.0. Automated analytical techniques for measuring the activity of dextranase and other polysaccharidases in soluble and insoluble forms are also reported.lld:pubmed
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