Abstract
Soluble or immobilized A 2 phospholipase liberates one mole of fatty acid of the C-2 position in soybean lecithin phospholipids to product lysolecithins. When using the enzyme in its immobilized form the enzymatic activity decreases due to substrate and product transport phenomenon. By comparison of the kinetic parameters of the hydrolysis reaction catalized by A 2 phospholipase immobilized on alumina or on DEAE-Sephadex against those of the soluble enzyme, for soybean lecithin hydrolysis reaction, the diffusive effects were evaluated. The decrease of the reaction rate was quantified in presence of diffusive effects and the effectiveness factors were calculated. The Michaelis-Menten kinetic parameters were determined: K M = 8,2.10- 2 mol·l -1 and 5,36.10 -2 mol·l -1 and V max = 7,7.10 -5 mol·l -1 .min -1 and 9,5.10 -5 mol·l -1 ·min -1 for the enzyme immobilized on alumina and on DEAE-Sephadex, respectively. The effectiveness factors were 0,277 for alumina and 0,376 for DEAE-Sephadex.
Highlights
Soluble or immobilized A2 phospholipase liberates one mole of fatty acid of the C-2 position in soybean lecithin phospholipids to product lysolecithins
Los resultados se resumen en la tabla III, así como también los valores de velocidad utilizados en el cálculo (v), que fueron obtenidos en trabajos anteriores
Enzymes Kinetics-Behavior and Analysis of Rapid Equilibrium and Steady-State Enzymes Systems
Summary
Evaluation of diffusional effects on kinetics of soybean lecithin hydrolysis using A2 phospholipase. KEY-WORDS: Diffusional effects - Effectiveness factor - Immobilized A2 phospholipase - Mass transport - Soybean lecithin
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