Purification and biochemical properties of highly efficient alkaline phosphatase from Fenneropenaeus merguiensis brain

Immobilization of α-amylase on gold nanorods: An ideal system for starch processing

“…Recent advances in biotechnology, particularly in protein engineering, have provided the basis for the efficient development of enzymes with improved properties [47]. In the present study shows the immobilization of ␣-amylase, with very high activity recovery and significant improvements on enzyme properties.…”

Extraction and purification of a highly thermostable alkaline caseinolytic protease from wastes Penaeus vannamei suitable for food and detergent industries

“…Considering the production cost and reutilization of bioresources, protease production of marine wastes seems to be promising approach (A. Homaei, 2015b;A. Homaei, Ghanbarzadeh, & Monsef, 2016;Zeinali, Homaei, & Kamrani, 2015).…”

“…The negative value of activation entropy ( S # ) indicates that the structure of enzymesubstrate at transition state was more ordered (A. Homaei, 2015b). The lower enthalpy value of protease from Litopenaeus vanamei showed that the formation of transition state or activated complex between enzyme-substrate was very efficient.…”

“…In the food industry, proteases are used to tenderize meat and related derivatives, to produce protein hydrolysate, to clarify juice and beer in the brewing industry, for cheese production in dairy industry, in baking industry and for the extraction of flavor and color compounds from plants. Proteases can also be 4 used in the forage industry to increase protein content and in recovering plant and animal protein to make health products (A. Homaei, 2015a(A. Homaei, , 2015bA. Homaei, Barkheh, Sariri, & Stevanato, 2014;A.…”

Sources of marine superoxide dismutases: Characteristics and applications

“…The enormous biodiversity in the marine ecosystems provides a huge natural reservoir for novel and useful biocatalysts [99,100]. This article has provided many examples of SOD from marine sources which are being used as successful biocatalysts.…”