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Recovery efficiency enzymatic activity

Solutions containing active enzymatic proteins (protease, lipase, trypsin, pepsin, prophase, or cellulase) or their mixtures, adjusted to the nature of the matrix of the solid material of biological origin [79, 83, 84]. The aim of the procedure is to break up proteins, polysaccharides, or fat chains and release the constituent amino acids, sugars, or short aliphatic chains. Enzymatic decomposition of the matrix can be considerably enhanced by application of ultrasound the process can, for example, increase the efficiency of disintegration of cell walls in yeast and thus improve the recovery of selenium by as much as 20 % [85]. [Pg.344]


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