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Co-immobilized coupled enzyme systems on nylon mesh capable of gluconic and pyruvic acid production

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The coupled enzyme systems glucose oxidase-catalase and lactate oxidase-catalase have been immobilized in a cross-linked gelatin matrix on a nylon mesh fabric. These immobilized enzyme systems can be used for the production of gluconic and pyruvic acids, respectively.

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  1. Research Laboratories (Life Sciences Division), Eastman Kodak Company, 14650, Rochester, NY

    Brent A. Burdick & James R. Schaeffer

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Burdick, B.A., Schaeffer, J.R. Co-immobilized coupled enzyme systems on nylon mesh capable of gluconic and pyruvic acid production. Biotechnol Lett 9, 253–258 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01027159

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