SnniiiiurySorption of Penicillium cellulase onto cotton linters samples differing in physical structure and onto KusoN-lignin from spruce has been investigated by determining cellobiase, CMCL-and "linters-activity" as well as protein content of a cellulase culture filtrate before and after contact with the sorbent a t different temperature for different time intervals. CMCL-and cellobiase-activity were found to be reduced much less by the sorption process onto the cellulose samples than "tinters-activity" and protein content. Sorption increased in the order: untreated linters < mercerized linters < wet fibrillated ("colloidal milled") linters. With the KLAsON-lignin also a considerable sorption of the cellulase system was observed. Results are discussed with respect to preferential sorption of enzyme components.
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