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Formation of Nitrile Hydratase Cross-Linked Enzyme Aggregates in Mesoporous Onion-like Silica: Preparation and Catalytic Properties
Nitrile hydratase cross-linked enzyme
aggregates (CLEAs) were formed
in mesoporous onion-like silica (NHase-CLEAs@MOS) by using macromolecular
dextran polyaldehyde as a cross-linker through the carrier-bound CLEAs
method. The effect of preparation parameters on the recovery of enzyme
activity was investigated. The properties such as pH, thermal and
storage stability, and kinetic parameters of NHase-CLEAs@MOS were
also studied. The maximum amount of NHase absorbed in MOS was 535
mg/g. Under optimized conditions, the maximum activity recovery of
NHase-CLEAs@MOS was 48.2%. The stabilities of NHase-CLEAs@MOS were
improved significantly compared to the NHase@MOS prepared by physical
adsorption and free NHase. This work demonstrated that the mesoporous
onion-like silica can be efficiently employed as host materials for
NHase immobilization, and the carrier-bound CLEAs method can lead
to enhanced activity and stability of the immobilized enzymes