Textiles: fiber preparation
Patent
1975-10-01
1977-08-23
Naff, David M.
Textiles: fiber preparation
195 68, 195DIG11, 260112R, C07G 702
Patent
active
040438694
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to biologically active protein molecules, such as enzymes, attached to water-insoluble solids to render the molecules insoluble. In one aspect the attachment is effected by molecules of diazotized m-diamino-benzene adsorbed on a surface of the solid and chemically linked to the protein molecules. This invention also provides methods for reactivating inactivated biologically active material characterized by a water-insoluble solid with a surface to which has been adsorbed molecules of a diazotized aromatic amine chemically bonded to biologically active protein molecules. One method comprises a) adsorbing additional molecules of a diazotized aromatic diamine on said surface, and b) attaching fresh biologically active protein molecules to said additional molecules of diazotized aromatic diamines. Another method comprises a) treating said material with sodium dithionite to regenerate amine groups, and b) diazotizing said amine groups, and c) attaching thereto biologically active protein molecules.
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Silman et al., Some Water-Insoluble Paper Derivatives Biopolymers, vol. 4, 1966 (pp. 441-448).
The Condensed Chemical Dictionary, 8th Ed., Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., N. Y. 1971, (pp. 10r and 68a).
Barker Sidney Alan
Gray Charles John
Koch-Light Laboratories, Ltd.
Naff David M.
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