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. 2011 Jul 19;16(7):6041–6059. doi: 10.3390/molecules16076041

Table 3.

Enzyme-immobilization techniques on a membrane.

Media Immobilization method Enzyme Advantage and disadvantage Ref.
PDMS/Glass Place PVDF membrane that adsorbs enzymes Trypsin Easy preparation
Less efficiency
Possibility of leakage at higher flow rate
[56]
Glass Covalent cross-linking with Nylon membrane formed at liquid-liquid interface (glutaraldehyde) Horseradish peroxidase Integration of membrane permeation and enzyme reaction
Preparation of multiple membrane
Complicated preparation method
Unstable membrane at higher flow rat
[57]
PTFE Enzyme-embedded membrane formation using glutaraldehyde/ paraformaldehyde α-Chimotrypsin
Trypsin
α-Aminoacylase
Other various enzymes
Easy preparation
Durable (>40days)
Applicable in organic solvents
Almost all enzymes can be immobilized by adding poly-Lys
[58,59,60]