Abstract
Enzymes can be readily linked to amine carrying supports activated by cyanogen bromide. High yields of binding and activity were obtained, and the bound enzymes exhibited greater stability than the free form toward denaturing effectors. In contrast with proteins bound to cyanogen bromide activated Sepharose, those bound to amine supports were not released from the matrix even in the presence of high concentrations of nucleophiles.
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