S. Harsa et S. Furusaki, BIOAFFINITY ADSORPTION BEHAVIOR OF SEVERAL ENZYMES ONTO BETA-CYCLODEXTRIN-CHITOSAN, Separation science and technology, 30(13), 1995, pp. 2695-2706
In this study, specific and nonspecific adsorption and desorption of a
lpha-amylase, lactase, and amyloglucosidase (AMG) enzymes onto the bet
a-cyclodextrin (CD)-chitosan system were investigated. alpha-Amylase a
nd lactase enzymes were adsorbed onto the chitosan-only and chitosan-s
pacer gels, but very little adsorption was observed in the case of the
chitosan gels with CD. Furthermore, AMG enzyme showed a high degree o
f interaction with CD immobilized on chitosan. Therefore, the interact
ion between the AMG and CD molecules can be explained by the fact that
there is true biospecific adsorption. Desorption experiments also con
firm this theory because the elution of AMG was much more difficult th
an the elution of lactase and alpha-amylase from the CD matrix.