Sentence examples for immobilisation procedure from inspiring English sources

Investigation of substrate selectivity of immobilised (cross-linked by glutaraldehyde) GlyDH shows, that immobilisation procedure decreases the activity of the membranes of Gluconobacter sp. 33 cells (mGlyDH) for glucose, sorbitol, mannitol, and ethanol, but increases the activity of mGlyDH for methanol and dulcitol.

The dip coating method was chosen for immobilisation procedure.

The large particle size meant that it was vital to optimise the immobilisation procedure in order to achieve acceptable enzyme activity.

One of the most important steps in designing more sensitive and stable DNA based biosensors is the immobilisation procedure of the nucleic acid probes on the transducer surface, while maintaining their conformational flexibility.

It was found that the Carbopack C-coated array was the best choice for tyrosinase immobilisation procedure mainly due to a higher mechanical stability of the deposited enzyme layer, combined with good sensitivity and stability for up to 6 months of use.

The immobilised enzyme appeared suitable for industrial applications due to the non-toxic nature of chosen matrices, ease of immobilisation procedure, enhanced stability and reusability with retention of 72% and 60% residual activity after 10 uses for the enzyme immobilised on chitosan coated PVC beads and on the beads of chitosan/PVP blend, respectively.

Different parameters were considered in order to optimise the immobilisation procedures.

These calculations were based on measured units of activity before and after immobilisation, assuming that no inactivation occurred during the mild immobilisation process.

Induction, immobilisation, recovery and total procedure time are shown in Figure  1 and Table  5.

Time to complete procedure (from immobilisation of the larynx to tube insertion).

This procedure involves immobilisation of a ligand in a microwell or on a bead, addition of the phage library, removal of unbound phage and, after elution, infection of E. coli with the eluted phage.