Enzymes are the catalysts responsible for cell metabolism. Cells from different sources have been, are, and will continue to be the main source of enzymes. Enzymes can be produced from any living organism, either by extracting them from their cells or by recovering them from cell exudates.
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Course Outline:
Principles of industrial large-scale production of enzymes (techniques in fermentations). Large-scale extraction and purification. Principles and Designs of immobilized-enzyme reactors. Characteristics of free versus immobilized enzymes. Immobilized coenzymes and white cells. Enzyme utilization in industrial processes.
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Principles of industrial large-scale production of enzymes (techniques in fermentations).
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Large-scale extraction and purification.
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Principles and Designs of immobilized-enzyme reactors.
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Characteristics of free versus immobilized enzymes.
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Immobilized coenzymes and white cells.
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Enzyme utilization in industrial processes.
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