State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes.

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / kush

1) Better availability of active sites to the substrate
molecules, due to the fixed position of the enzymes.

2) Wear and tear of the enzymes due to shear forces acting
in the dissolved state on the enzyme.

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / ajay rana

1. Low cost of running the system
2. Ease of removal of the product from the reaction
3. Small amount of enzyme and higher stability

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / suganthi

Easy separation from reaction mixture, providing the
ability to control reaction times and minimize the enzymes
lost in the product.


Re-use of enzymes for many reaction cycles, lowering the
total production cost of enzyme mediated reactions.


Ability of enzymes to replace multiple standard chemical
steps and provide enatomerically pure products.


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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / rishu

Immobilized enzymes are enzymes which are either covalently
bound or absorbed onto the surface of an insoluble support.
Immobilized enzymes have several advantages over the
soluble enzyme.
Convenience: Miniscule amounts of protein dissolve in the
reaction, so workup can be much easier. Upon completion,
reaction mixtures typically contain only solvent and
reaction products.
Economical: The immobilized enzyme is easily removed from
the reaction making it easy to recycle the biocatalyst.
Stability: Immobilized enzymes typically have greater
thermal and operational stability than the soluble form of
the enzyme.

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / souneek chakraborty

1.Using the immobilised enzyme is cost effective as it
facillates Down stream processing.
2.The can be reused several times.

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / naveen kumar m

I accept the above points. every one mentioning about
higher productivity but they could not give reasons, its
due to higher turn over number of immobilized enzyme.
2. we can reduce the wastage of enzyme

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / kamana emmanuel

1.because of its binding with a matrix, the immobilized
enzyme has better stability in many cases

2.Efficieny if immobilized enzyme is better and therefore
high product yield

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / keklel

> topkek

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / arun jyothi

Degree of randomness can be decreased

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State two advantages of using immobilised enzymes. ..

Answer / kathir

1)to keep the enzyme in inactivate form. 2)use in future.

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