Immobilization of biocatalysts on solid supports for analytical applications - Mines Saint-Étienne
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Immobilization of biocatalysts on solid supports for analytical applications

Anne-Marie Danna
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Canh Tran Minh
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Abstract

Enzyme sensors for diagnostic and environmental applications have developed by immobilizing biocatalysts onto the active solid surface of physico-chemical sensors. The performances of a biosensor are mainly related to the properties of the bioreceptor material and the techniques used for its immobilization onto the transducer. Different enzyme immobilization techniques will be presented: immersion, direct binding, reinforced membranes and finally aerosol vaporisation that combines adsorption and covalent binding of proteins to obtain ultrathin bioactive films.
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emse-00614892 , version 1 (17-08-2011)

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Anne-Marie Danna, Canh Tran Minh. Immobilization of biocatalysts on solid supports for analytical applications. Eurosolid 4 : European conference on transformation kinetics and reactivity of solids, Sep 1997, Saint Vincent, Italy. pp.158-163. ⟨emse-00614892⟩
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