豆粉在深层阳性溶剂和离子液体中的酶性水解:实验和分子见解

Débora Bizzo Brum Pereira1, Maria Alice Zarur Coelho1, Bernardo Dias Ribeiro1

  • 1Biochemical Engineering Department, School of Chemistry, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

概括

绿色溶剂,如深层环氧溶剂和离子液体,可以通过酶增强大豆蛋白质的水解. 特定的溶剂,如含有尿素或甘油的溶剂,增强了酶活性,而其他溶剂则抑制了它,为生物催化剂优化提供了洞察力.

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