Titlebook: Enzyme Engineering; Future Directions Lemuel B. Wingard,Ilia V. Berezin,Anatole A. Klyos Book 1980 Plenum Press, New York 1980 Glucose.anti

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J. Holnicki-Szulc,P. Paw?owski,M. Wik?oPrevention of the denaturation of enzymes is frequently indispensable to their technological application. This is exemplified by the following five operational factors of importance in the practical use of enzymes:

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Studies in Computational IntelligenceThe phenomenon of aging, which is characteristic of biocatalysts and biostructures, is caused by the physical chemical processes of the denaturation of proteins and biomembranes. The phenomena accompanying denaturation have been described by Joly (1); and the physical chemical aspects of the problem also have been discussed elsewhere (2).

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Stabilization and Reactivation of EnzymesPrevention of the denaturation of enzymes is frequently indispensable to their technological application. This is exemplified by the following five operational factors of importance in the practical use of enzymes:

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Immobilized Amyloglucosidase: Preparation, Properties, and Application for Starch Hydrolysisof glucose. Starch is now the cheapest and the most available material for the production of glucose; and this process, using soluble amyloglucosidase, has been studied well and has been used in industry for a long time in many countries.

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Substrate Stabilization of Soluble and Immobilized Glucoamylase Against Heating the products of partial starch hydrolysis. In the last decade this enzyme has received considerable attention owing to its great industrial usefulness in the soluble form and to its potential use in the immobilized form for production of glucose from starch maltodextrines. We have been especially i