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Entwicklung und Evaluierung von Assaysystemen zur Identifizierung des Substratspektrums von Epoxidhydrolasen, Aufreinigung und Charakterisierung einer Epoxidhydrolase aus Rhodococcus ruber DSM44319Doderer, Kai, January 2003 (has links)
Stuttgart, Univ., Diss., 2003.
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Rsn-2-mediated directed foam enrichment of β-lactamaseKrause, Thomas, Keshavarzi, Behnam, Dressel, Jannes, Heitkam, Sascha, Ansorge-Schumacher, Marion B. 30 May 2024 (has links)
Today, the availability of methods for the activity-preserving and cost-efficient downstream processing of enzymes forms a major bottleneck to the use of these valuable tools in technical processes. A promising technology appears to be foam fractionation, which utilizes the adsorption of proteins at a gas–liquid interface. However, the employment of surfactants and the dependency of the applicability on individual properties of the target molecules are considerable drawbacks. Here, we demonstrate that a reversible fusion of the large, surface-active protein Ranaspumin-2 (Rsn-2) to a β-lactamase (Bla) enabled both surfactant-free formation of a stable foam and directed enrichment of the enzyme by the foaming. At the same time, Bla maintained 70% of its catalytic activity, which was in stark contrast to the enzyme without fusion to Rsn-2. Rsn-2 predominantly mediated adsorption. Comparable results were obtained after fusion to the structurally more complex penicillin G acylase (PGA) as the target enzyme. The results indicate that using a surface-active protein as a fusion tag might be the clue to the establishment of foam fractionation as a general method for enzyme downstream processing.
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