Bio-Based Nanofibers for Enzyme Immobilization: Advancing Voltammetric Biosensors Through Sustainable Materials

process, without affecting the reaction equilibrium [1].However, the use of soluble enzymes in industrial processes presents some limitations, such as high cost and enzymatic instability under different process conditions, including variations in temperature, pH, and the presence of surfactants or salts.To overcome these challenges, enzyme immobilization has emerged as a promising solution, capable of increasing enzyme stability, reducing product inhibition, and enhancing functional properties.In addition to these advantages, enzyme immobilization allows for enzyme reuse, as it can be easily separated

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2025-07-14
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https://doi.org/10.19080/aibm.2025.19.556003
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Electrospun Nanofibers in Biomedical Applications
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Bio-Based Nanofibers for Enzyme Immobilization: Advancing Voltammetric Biosensors Through Sustainable Materials

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Bio-Based Nanofibers for Enzyme Immobilization: Advancing Voltammetric Biosensors Through Sustainable Materials

Daiane Dias, Luiz Antônio de Almeida Pinto, Tito Roberto Sant’Anna Cadaval, Bruna Silva de Farias, Eduardo Silveira Ribeiro, Ana Antunes
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process, without affecting the reaction equilibrium [1].However, the use of soluble enzymes in industrial processes presents some limitations, such as high cost and enzymatic instability under different process conditions, including variations in temperature, pH, and the presence of surfactants or salts.To overcome these challenges, enzyme immobilization has emerged as a promising solution, capable of increasing enzyme stability, reducing product inhibition, and enhancing functional properties.In addition to these advantages, enzyme immobilization allows for enzyme reuse, as it can be easily separated

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