Carrier‐Bound Biologically Active Substances and Their Applications

Evaluation of dithiobis(thioformate) and S-methyl dithiocarbonate as reactive groups for the immobilization of biological molecules

“…Studies on immobilized enzymes have had considerable impact as shoun from the vast output of publications in the last ten years. Basic information on enzymes can be found in books uhich discuss immobilized enzymes such as: Reed, 1975;Lihitakpr, 1972;Uhitaker, 1976;Zaborsky, 1973;Dunlap, 1974. Reviews on immobilized enzyme have also appeared : Skinner, 1975;Richardson, 1974;Olson and Richardson, 1974;Stanley and Olson, 1974;Hultin, 1974;Lee and Tsao, 1974;Smiley and Strandberg, 1972;Nelrose, 1971;Gryszkieuicz, 1971;Orth and Brummer, 1972;Suckling, 1977. The various techniques of immobilization have all been developed as means to enhance the thermal, mechanical, and chemical stability of an enzyme so that it becomes a recoverable catalyst.…”