... and adabline, which are inert and cheap supports that are technically convenient because we used the adsorption process for immobilization. Collagenase and keratinase activity was assayed for estimation ...
... are collagenases and keratinases. The aim of the reported researches is to test a proteolytic complex for its capacity of destroying leather and fur wastes. Four bacterial strains were tested regarding ...
... fibers like fur, leather and cotton because they synthesized enzymes that can break chemical bonds in these materials. Some proteolytic enzymes, like collagenases, have a number of industrial applications ...
... hydrolysis of collagen, the representative protein of leather, was performed with collagenase type IA, with six enzyme concentrations, for up to 10 days. The hydrolysis yield was evaluated by free amino ...