Ll. Lin et al., IMPROVED ELUTION OF ISOAMYLASE ADSORBED ON RAW STARCH AND THE PRESERVATION OF PURIFIED ENZYME, Letters in applied microbiology, 19(5), 1994, pp. 383-385
The isoamylase from Pseudomonas amyloderamosa can be recovered by adso
rption-elution on raw starch. In this process, the elution of adsorbed
isoamylase was significantly affected by elution design. When the raw
starch-enzyme suspension was packed into a funnel-type glass filter i
nstead of being stirred in a flask to elute the adsorbed isoamylase, t
he recovery was increased from 53.6% to about 81% and the concentratio
n of isoamylase was also increased 42-fold in the eluted solution. The
addition of 1% potassium sorbate into the eluted enzyme solution gave
a retention of more than 80% of the recovered isoamylase activity in
a 5-month storage at 4 degrees C.