Unit 5 ET
Biotransformation refers to the use of enzymes or whole cells to convert substrates into more useful or less toxic products
Enzyme technology is a branch of biotechnology that utilizes biological catalysts—enzymes derived from microorganisms, plants, or animals—to speed up chemical reactions in industrial, medical, and research processes.
Category: U24BT402 – Enzyme Technology and Transformation
Unit 4 ET
Purification and characterization of enzymes from natural sources involve isolating specific enzymes from cells, tissues, or microorganisms and studying their
Unit 3 ET
Enzyme immobilization is the technique of fixing enzymes onto or within solid supports to enhance their stability, reusability, and ease
Unit 2 ET
Enzyme kinetics studies the rate at which enzymes catalyze biochemical reactions and how this rate is affected by different factors.
Unit 1 ET
Enzymes are specialized biological molecules—mostly proteins—that act as catalysts in living organisms. This means they speed up chemical reactions without