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The first Russian review systematizes and discusses the most important and promising published data on the use of ionic liquids in biocatalysis and, especially, biochemical methods of analysis. Studies on the use of ionic liquids as solvents for enzymes, new reaction media for enzymatic reactions, and components of the biosensitive layers of sensors are analyzed. The physical and chemical properties of ionic liquids used in biocatalysis are discussed. The advantages of ionic liquids over the usual solvents in homogeneous and heterogeneous reactions with the participation of enzymes from various classes are demonstrated, procedures for the coimmobilization of biocatalysts and ionic liquids with cellulose onto polymer supports and electrodes are described, and prospects for the use of enzyme-ionic liquid compositions in biochemical methods of analysis are considered.
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