Immobilization of Glucose Oxidase on Sodium Alginate Microspheres

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Glucose oxidase from Aspergillus niger was immobilized by covalent cross-linking on the surface of alginate microspheres obtained by emulsification/internal gelation method. The catalytic properties of the free and immobilized enzyme were compared. The size of the resulting microspheres was less than 200 μm. Experiments have shown that the immobilized enzyme has an activity 40% lower than the free glucose oxidase, but it has a high activity in a wider range of temperatures and pH values. Kinetic parameters for native glucose oxidase: limit reaction rate – 0.341 mM · min–1, Michaelis constant – 5.41 mM; for immobilized: limit reaction rate – 0.203 mM · min–1, Michaelis constant – 11.43 mM. In infrared Fourier spectra of diffusion reflection of semi-products of biocatalyst synthesis, peaks corresponding to the formed covalent bonds between the enzyme and the carrier were revealed. Synthesized biocatalyst can be used in food industry as bakery improver, in chemical and pharmaceutical industry for production of gluconic acid and in analytical chemistry for determination of glucose concentration.

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P. Stadolnikova

Tver State Technical University

Autor responsável pela correspondência
Email: p.stadolnikova@mail.ru
Russia, 170026, Tver

B. Tikhonov

Tver State Technical University

Email: p.stadolnikova@mail.ru
Russia, 170026, Tver

E. Prutenskaya

Tver State Technical University

Email: p.stadolnikova@mail.ru
Russia, 170026, Tver

A. Sidorov

Tver State Technical University

Email: p.stadolnikova@mail.ru
Russia, 170026, Tver

M. Sulman

Tver State Technical University

Email: p.stadolnikova@mail.ru
Russia, 170026, Tver

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