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Textile
Modified Substrate
Enzyme
Functiona lization
Smart Textile
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Enzyme
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An immobilized molecule is one whose movement in space has been restricted either completely or to a small limited region by attachment to a solid structure. In general
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Adsorption
Enzyme
Textile Substrate
ADVANTAGES No chemical change High retention of activity Reversibility DISADVANTAGES Easy desorption Non specific bonding Overloading of support
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Covalent Bonding
Enzyme
Textile Substrate
ADVANTAGES No desorption Better thermal stability DISADVANTAGES High cost Loss of enzyme activity
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Photochemical Immobilization
Enzyme Cross linker
Textile Substrate
Cross linked Enzyme
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Enzyme
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-NH2 + Enzyme
Enzyme
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COO - NH - Enzyme
OR
- Alk. Pactinase
- Amylase -Laccase
30 - 40 mg/100g o Escherichia coli o Staphylococcus aureus o Candida albicanes, fungi o Asparigillus niger, fungi
Modified Cotton
Cu Enzyme complex
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Enzyme
NH NH
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Decontamination of Organophosphorous Pesticides 1. Organophosphorous Hydrolase (OPH) hydrolysis Methyl Parathion and Nerve Agents 2. OHP and other enzymes denature rapidly under these conditions 3. Immobilization of OPH and other enzymes on solid supports via covalent or physical bonding can extend bioactivity of these enzymes 4. Polyelectrolyte multi-layering (PEMs) formed via Layerby-Layer adsorption are useful in encapsulation of enzymes.
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