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Cellulolytic enzymes from Macrophomina phaseolina were immobilised in acrylamide polymer. The immobilised enzyme preparation showed activity towards filter paper and cotton. However, the degree of hydrolysis of highly organised cellulose, particularly cotton, appears to be low in comparison with that of soluble substrate. The kinetic studies of immobilised enzymes indicated the presence of diffusional limitations by the increase in Vmax as the particle size decreased. The operational studies suggested that the immobilised enzymes retained the original activities up to 25–29 times in the reuse cycle.
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