Enzymes Immobilization onto different types of substrate could be helpful in various applications of biomedical devices and biosensors. Enzyme activity and stability could be affected by support and method of immobilization. In this study, the silver metal foam was succ More
Enzymes Immobilization onto different types of substrate could be helpful in various applications of biomedical devices and biosensors. Enzyme activity and stability could be affected by support and method of immobilization. In this study, the silver metal foam was successfully synthesized by soft-shell method and then was coated with silica. Then, glucose oxidase (GOx) was immobilized on non-coated and silica-coated silver metal foam and removal of malachite green was investigated. Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) results confirmed that the enzyme was attached to support surface. The maximum immobilized enzyme activity was about 118.980 U/grSupport at 40ᵒC. The removal of malachite green showed the indirect relation with dye concentration confirmed by decolorization assay. The increasing activity, thermal stability, and reusability of immobilized glucose oxidase onto the silver metal foam in comparison to free enzyme introduce the capability of the biological system for removal of malachite green in the industry.
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Enzymes Immobilization onto different types of the substrate could be helpful in various applicationsof biomedical devices and biosensors. Enzyme activity and stability could be affected by support andmethod of immobilization. In this study, the silver metal foam was su More
Enzymes Immobilization onto different types of the substrate could be helpful in various applicationsof biomedical devices and biosensors. Enzyme activity and stability could be affected by support andmethod of immobilization. In this study, the silver metal foam was successfully synthesized by thesoft-shell method and then was coated with silica. Then, glucose oxidase (GOx) immobilized on noncoated,and silica-coated silver metal foam and removal of malachite green was investigated. FourierTransform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) results confirmedthat the enzyme was attached to support surface. The maximum immobilized enzyme activity wasabout 118.980 U/grSupport at 40°C. The removal of malachite green showed the indirect relationwith dye concentration confirmed by decolorization assay. The high activity, thermal stability, andreusability of immobilized glucose oxidase onto the silver metal foam in comparison to free enzymeintroduce the capability of the biological system for removal of malachite green in the industry.
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