three advantages of immmobilized enzymes



three advantages of immmobilized enzymes..

Answer / kamana emmanuel

a.enzymes of high or low specificity can be selected to
disired function
b.Little(or No)by-product formation is observed
c.Optimal activity occurs under very mild reaction condition

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