ArticleApplied biochemistry and biotechnology2025
The Lipase Enzyme Attached Micromotors for Degradation of Oils As Water Contaminant.
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Abstract
In this study, a research design was implemented to investigate the potential of PPy-COOH/Ni micromotors for the degradation of oils as water pollutants. The study's objective was to determine the micromotors' capacity for oil removal. For this purpose, PPy-COOH/Ni micromotors were prepared by template-directed electrodeposition method, and lipase enzyme (from Porcine Pancreas) was covalently bound to these micromotors. The micromotors were characterized by SEM, EDX, and FTIR techniques. From the SEM photographs, it was found that the synthesized micromotors were cylindrical, about 5 μm in diameter and 15 μm in size. In addition, from the FTIR spectra, the binding of lipase enzyme to the micromotors was shown by amide I, II, and III bonds at 1640 cm
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