Imobilização de invertase comercial e de Saccharomyces cerevisiae em sabugo de milho e bagaço de cana-de-açúcar
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2010-05-28
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Santos, Andréa Francisco dos [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Invertase ou β –D frutofuranosidase (EC 3.2.1.26) é uma enzima que catalisa a hidrólise do terminal não redutor do resíduo β- frutofuranosidase em frutofuranosídeos. A imobilização em suportes lignocelulósicos como resíduos bagaço de cana (BC) e resíduos de sabugo de milho (SM) são favoráveis, pois são suportes de baixo custo. A invertase comercial e extraída de Saccharomyces cerevisiae e os derivados foram caracterizadas enzimaticamente. O pH ótimo encontrado para os derivados foram bem próximas da encontrada para as invertases livres, em torno de pH 4,5 a 5,5. Os derivados apresentaram estabilidade térmica superior a das invertases livres e alguns derivados tiveram acréscimos na temperatura, como os derivados da invertase extraída obtido com pó BC e SM glutaraldeído e derivados da invertase comercial obtido com pó SM e BC amino e BC glioxil. A energia de ativação encontrada para a maioria dos derivados apresentou- se na faixa de 12 a 29 kJ/ mol, valores inferiores ao encontrados para as formas livres de invertase, sendo 32.02 kJ/ mol para invertase comercial e 34.94 kJ/ mol para invertase extraída.O derivado da invertase comercial obtido com pó sabugo de milho amino e o derivado invertase extraída obtido com pó de sabugo de milho glutaraldeído foram os derivados mais estáveis, apresentando capacidade de serem reutilizados em cinco ciclos subseqüentes. Estes derivados foram ensaiados em concentrações variadas de sacarose e os resultados mostraram que a invertase imobilizada apresenta inibição pelo produto glicose/frutose após 6 horas de ensaio. A utilização de resíduos da agroindústria como suportes para imobilização da invertase apresentou-se promissora para a aplicação em escala industrial.
Invertase or β - D fructofuranosidase (EC 3.2.1.26) it is an enzyme that catalyzes hydrolysis of the non reducing terminal of the residue β- fructofuranosidase in frutcofuranosideos. Immobilization on lignocellulosic supports as residue sugarcane bagasse and residues of corn cobs are favorable, therefore they are matrices of low cost commercial invertase and extracted of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and the derivatives had been enzymatically characterized. The optimum pH found for the derivatives had been well next to the found one for free invertases, around pH 4.5 the 5.5. The derivatives had presented superior thermal stability of free invertases and some derivatives had additions in the temperature, as the derivatives of extracted invertase gotten with dust sugarcane bagasse and corn cobs glutaraldehyde and derivatives of commercial invertase gotten with dust corn cobs and sugarcane bagasse amine and sugarcane bagasse glyoxyl. The energy of activation found for the majority of the derivatives were between 12 the 29 kJ/mol, less values to the found ones for the free forms of invertase, being 32.02 kJ/mol for commercial invertase and 34.94 kJ/mol obtained with extracted invertase. The derivative of commercial invertase gotten with dust corn cobs amine and the derivative extracted invertase gotten with dust of corn cobs glutaraldehyde had been the derivatives most stable, presenting capacity to be reused in five subsequent cycles. These derivatives had been assayed in concentrations of varied sucrose. The results with derivates shown that invertase presented inhibition for the product glucose/ fructose after 6 hours of test. The use of residues of the agribusiness as supports for immobilization of invertase presented promising for the application in industrial scale.
Invertase or β - D fructofuranosidase (EC 3.2.1.26) it is an enzyme that catalyzes hydrolysis of the non reducing terminal of the residue β- fructofuranosidase in frutcofuranosideos. Immobilization on lignocellulosic supports as residue sugarcane bagasse and residues of corn cobs are favorable, therefore they are matrices of low cost commercial invertase and extracted of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and the derivatives had been enzymatically characterized. The optimum pH found for the derivatives had been well next to the found one for free invertases, around pH 4.5 the 5.5. The derivatives had presented superior thermal stability of free invertases and some derivatives had additions in the temperature, as the derivatives of extracted invertase gotten with dust sugarcane bagasse and corn cobs glutaraldehyde and derivatives of commercial invertase gotten with dust corn cobs and sugarcane bagasse amine and sugarcane bagasse glyoxyl. The energy of activation found for the majority of the derivatives were between 12 the 29 kJ/mol, less values to the found ones for the free forms of invertase, being 32.02 kJ/mol for commercial invertase and 34.94 kJ/mol obtained with extracted invertase. The derivative of commercial invertase gotten with dust corn cobs amine and the derivative extracted invertase gotten with dust of corn cobs glutaraldehyde had been the derivatives most stable, presenting capacity to be reused in five subsequent cycles. These derivatives had been assayed in concentrations of varied sucrose. The results with derivates shown that invertase presented inhibition for the product glucose/ fructose after 6 hours of test. The use of residues of the agribusiness as supports for immobilization of invertase presented promising for the application in industrial scale.
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Bagaço de cana, Enzimas, Residuos agricolas, Commercial invertase, Immobilization, Sugarcane bagasse, Corn cobs
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SANTOS, Andréa Francisco dos. Imobilização de invertase comercial e de Saccharomyces cerevisiae em sabugo de milho e bagaço de cana-de-açúcar. 2010. 93 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas, 2010.