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TEKSTİLDE ÇAPRAZ BAĞLI ENZİM TOPLULUKLARININ KONTROLLÜ YÜZEY MODİFİKASYONUNDA KULLANILMASI

NOVEL APPROACH TO CONTROLLED SURFACE MODIFICATION IN TEXTILE VIA MAGNETIC CROSS-LINKED ENZYME AGGREGATES (CLEA)

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The careful fabrication and functionalization of such a design with preliminary results will be presented in this contribution.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this proceeding, architecting novel magnetic Cross-Linked-Enzyme-Aggregates (CLEA) nanoparticles to effectively and controllably modify textile surfaces without damaging the fabric itself, will be discussed.
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Key Findings & Data:The efficiency is due to exponentially increased surface concentration of biocatalyst and to the choice of aggregate size which controls the penetration depth and hence preventing the fabric disruption.
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Conclusion & Impact:The careful fabrication and functionalization of such a design with preliminary results will be presented in this contribution.
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Abstract

In this proceeding, architecting novel magnetic Cross-Linked-Enzyme-Aggregates (CLEA) nanoparticles to effectively and controllably modify textile surfaces without damaging the fabric itself, will be discussed. The efficiency is due to exponentially increased surface concentration of biocatalyst and to the choice of aggregate size which controls the penetration depth and hence preventing the fabric disruption. In addition, due to the presence of magnetic nanoparticles, the continuous recovery and reusability makes this design more economic and ecologic compared to the conventional chemical processes. The careful fabrication and functionalization of such a design with preliminary results will be presented in this contribution.

Özet

Bu makalede, manyetik nano-parçacıkların da içinde bulunduğu, çapraz bağlı enzim topluluklarının (CLEA) oluşturulması ve tekstil işlemede kullanılması fikri ve uygulaması sunulmuştur. CLEAnın, serbest enzimlere göre daha verimli olmasının iki temel nedeni vardır. Birincisi ayarlanabilen CLEA büyüklüğü ile enzim etkinliğinin kumaşın gözeneklerine girme miktarı sınırlandırılabilir ki bu, kumaşın mukavemetini artırır. İkincisi ise, enzimlerin kumaşın istenmeyen bölümlerine girişini engelleyerek, yalnızca yüzeye yönlendirilmeleri sayesinde yüzey işlenme veriminin arttırılmasıdır. Bunlara ek olarak, CLEA içine yerleştirilmiş manyetik nano-parçacıklar CLEAnın tekrar tekrar kullanılmasına imkan sunar. Önerilen süreç, alışılagelmiş kimyasal süreçlerle karşılaştırıldığında daha tutumlu ve çevrecidir. İlk CLEA tasarımımız ve uygulamaları, öncül ölçüm sonuçları ile beraber sunulmuştur.

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PERSON, A., DICKO, C., ÇOBANOĞLU, Ö., YÜKSELEN, O., DEY, E., ERYILMAZ, J. (2015). TEKSTİLDE ÇAPRAZ BAĞLI ENZİM TOPLULUKLARININ KONTROLLÜ YÜZEY MODİFİKASYONUNDA KULLANILMASI. Tekstil ve Mühendis, Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 97, 44–49. https://ajindex.com/articles/366073

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