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Research Article

Stabilization of Aspergillus parasiticus cytosine deaminase by immobilization on calcium alginate beads improved enzyme operational stability

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Pages 1217-1220 | Received 23 Jul 2012, Accepted 19 Aug 2012, Published online: 03 Oct 2012

Figures & data

Figure 1.  Specific activity of free (0.0102 mg/mL) and immobilized (0.006 mg/mL) A. parasiticus cytosine deaminase.

Figure 1.  Specific activity of free (0.0102 mg/mL) and immobilized (0.006 mg/mL) A. parasiticus cytosine deaminase.

Figure 2.  Effect of pH on immobilized A. parasiticus cytosine deaminase activity.

Figure 2.  Effect of pH on immobilized A. parasiticus cytosine deaminase activity.

Figure 3.  Effect of temperature on immobilized A. parasiticus CD (0.006 mg/mL/bead) activity showing an optimum temperature of 50°C.

Figure 3.  Effect of temperature on immobilized A. parasiticus CD (0.006 mg/mL/bead) activity showing an optimum temperature of 50°C.

Figure 4.  Operational stability of immobilized A. parasiticus CD at 37°C. Residual activity of CD was 56% after 2 h. Of incubation and it dropped to zero at 12 h.

Figure 4.  Operational stability of immobilized A. parasiticus CD at 37°C. Residual activity of CD was 56% after 2 h. Of incubation and it dropped to zero at 12 h.

Figure 5.  Arrhenius plot for immobilized A. parasiticus cytosine deaminase.

Figure 5.  Arrhenius plot for immobilized A. parasiticus cytosine deaminase.

Table 1.  Kinetics of immobilized A. parasiticus CD with cytosine and 5-fluorocytosine as substrates.

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