The effect of polymeric matrix on the functions and properties of immobilized enzymes

Articles in the same Issue

1. Catalysis of esterolytic reactions by water-soluble imidazole containing polymers
2. The effect of polymeric matrix on the functions and properties of immobilized enzymes
3. Thermodynamics and kinetics of the interaction of synthetic and semi-synthetic polymers with enzymes during their immobilization and modification
4. Quantitation and purification of antibodies and antigens by immunoadsorbents
5. Immobilized nucleotides and coenzymes for affinity chromatography
6. Enzyme thermistor analysis in clinical chemistry and biotechnology
7. Field-flow fractionation of polymers: one-phase chromatography
8. Theory of gel permeation chromatography. Mechanism of separation and the influence of polymer-sorbent interaction
9. Theoretical and experimental aspects of fractionation mechanisms in liquid chromatography on macromolecular stationary phases (gel or bonded chains)
10. New ion exchangers, preparation, properties and application
11. Adsorption chromatography of polymers
12. Non-ionic adsorption chromatography and adsorptive immobilization of proteins
13. Charge-transfer adsorption in aqueous media
14. International Cooperation on Characterization and Terminology of Carbon and Graphite
15. Conditional Diffusion Coefficients of IONs and Molecules in Solution an Appraisal of the Conditions and Methods of Measurement
16. Toxaphene (Camphethlor). A Special Report
17. Status Report on Clean-up and Determination Procedures
18. Recommended Methods for the Determination of Residues of Pyrethrins and Piperonyl Butoxide