Sentence examples for measuring enzyme adsorption from inspiring English sources

This method of measuring enzyme adsorption has recently been described by Kumar and Wyman [ 43].

Eriksson et al. also found, when measuring enzyme adsorption onto thin layers of cellulose, that the rate of both enzyme adsorption and hydrolysis increased with increasing impeller speed, a phenomenon they related to the shorter diffusion distance for the enzymes to the fibers [ 27].

We further evaluate enzyme adsorption to lignin under varied salt concentrations.

Several research groups have focused on individual enzyme types and families to measure specific enzyme adsorption rates to lignin and to elucidate the lignin-binding mechanism.

Yields of glucose and xylose and their oligomers were followed for times up to 120 hours, and enzyme adsorption was measured.

The composition of pretreated solids and enzyme adsorption on each substrate were also measured to determine.

In addition to sugar release data, changes in composition of solids and enzyme adsorption capacity of pretreated biomass solids were also measured to determine if they could help explain performance differences.

The enzyme adsorption was a favorable process.

The efficiency of enzyme adsorption on such electrodes was evaluated.

The result suggests that enzyme adsorption on ECS was not stable and some enzyme could be released again after adsorption.

Compared with noncovalent enzyme adsorption, covalent conjugation provides durable attachment to prevent enzyme leakage.