adsorption of cellulases onto sugar beet shreds and modeling of the experimental data
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Abstract
This study investigated the adsorption of cellulases onto sugar beet shreds.
The experiments were carried out using untreated, as well as dried and not
dried dilute acid and steam pretreated sugar beet shreds at different initial
enzyme loads. Both dilute acid and steam pretreatment were beneficial in
respect of cellulases adsorption providing 8 and 9 times higher amounts of
adsorbed proteins, respectively, in comparison to the results obtained with
the untreated substrate. Although the use of higher solids load enabled by
drying of pretreated substrates, could be beneficial for process
productivity, at the same time it decreases the adsorption of enzymes. The
obtained experimental data were fitted to five adsorption models, and the
Langmuir model having the lowest residual sum of squares was used for the
determination of adsorption parameters which were used to calculate the
strength of cellulases binding to the substrates.[Projekat Ministarstva nauke
Republike Srbije, br. TR 31002]
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| Authors | ;Ivetić Darjana Ž.;Omorjan Radovan P.;Antov Mirjana G. |
| Journal | chemical papers |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.2298/APT1445119I
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