Tag: enzyme immobilization

Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have developed self-assembling, carrier-free enzyme beads that combine robust storage and continuous-flow performance ...

A new review details how agricultural residues can feed sustainable biocatalysis while identifying the technical, economic, and policy barriers that ...

Researchers at Xiamen University have built a sandwich-like biomaterial from waste wool keratin and graphene oxide that immobilizes an extremophile ...

A new review details how metal-organic framework composites can immobilize xylanase to boost its stability, reusability, and performance across juice ...

Brazilian researchers grew lipase enzymes from Aspergillus niger on cottonseed and wheat bran and immobilized them on a porous polymer, ...

Researchers cloned a Pseudomonas aeruginosa lipase, entrapped it in calcium-alginate beads, and converted waste cooking oil into biodiesel with a ...