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      • The immobilization of whole cells involves the retention of catalytically active cells within a restricted region of a bioreactor. Techniques which have been used to immobilize whole cells include adsorption, aggregation, confinement and entrapment.
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      The immobilization of whole cells: Engineering principles

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  3. www.easybiologyclass.com › enzyme-cell-immobilEnzyme Immobilization: Method & Application - EasyBiologyClass

    Immobilization of whole cells is an alternative to enzyme immobilization and it is a well-developed method for the utilization of enzymes from microbes. Immobilization of whole cells become particularly effective when the individual enzymes become inactive during direct immobilization, or the isolation and purification of enzyme is not cost ...

  4. www.biologydiscussion.com › enzymes › immobilizationImmobilization of Enzymes and Cells: Methods, Effects and ...

    Immobilization of enzymes (or cells) refers to the technique of confining/anchoring the enzymes (or cells) in or on an inert support for their stability and functional reuse. By employing this technique, enzymes are made more efficient and cost-effective for their industrial use.

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  6. ecoursesonline.iasri.res.in › mod › pageDM-4: Lesson 21. DAIRY ENZYMES AND WHOLE CELL IMMOBILIZATION

    Whole cell immobilization was defined as "the physical confinement or localization of intact cells to a certain region of a space with preservation of some desired catalytic activity", and is a process that often mimics what occurs naturally when cells grow on surfaces or within natural structures.

  7. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesEnzyme immobilization: an overview on techniques and support ...

    Jun 6, 2012 · Immobilized biocatalysts can either be enzymes or whole cells (Kawaguti et al. 2006). Enzyme immobilization is confinement of enzyme to a phase (matrix/support) different from the one for substrates and products. Inert polymers and inorganic materials are usually used as carrier matrices.

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  9. vlab.amrita.eduImmobilization of whole cells - Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham ...

    2 days ago · Immobilization features attachment of enzymes (or whole cells) on insoluble supports or entrapment with-in the gel/membrane so that it may be separated after its reaction with the substrate and reused several times for metabolite production.

  10. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleEnzyme Immobilization: An Overview on Methods, Support ...

    Jan 1, 2016 · Enzymes and whole cells can be used as immobilized biocatalysts (Kawaguti, Manrich, & Sato, 2006). Enzyme immobilization may be defined as confining the enzyme molecules to a solid matrix/support different from the one in which substrate or the products are present.

  11. link.springer.com › book › 10Fundamentals of Cell Immobilisation Biotechnology

    The first volume, Fundamentals of Cell Immobilisation Biotechnology, comprises 26 chapters arranged into four parts: Materials for cell immobilisation/encapsulation, Methods and technologies for cell immobilisation/encapsulation, Carrier characterisation and bioreactor design, and.