enzyme immobilization

How are Enzymes Immobilized on Nanomaterials?

Enzymes can be immobilized on nanomaterials using various methods:
Physical adsorption: Enzymes are adsorbed onto the nanomaterial surface through weak interactions like van der Waals forces, hydrogen bonds, or electrostatic interactions.
Covalent bonding: Enzymes are covalently attached to functionalized nanomaterials using chemical linkers.
Encapsulation: Enzymes are encapsulated within nanomaterials, such as porous nanostructures or nanogels.
Cross-linking: Enzymes are cross-linked with each other and to the nanomaterial using bifunctional agents.

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