ArticleWorld journal of microbiology & biotechnology2025
Immobilization of laccase isolated from Trametes trogii on chitosan-based membrane and its application in the biodegradation of atrazine and trifloxystrobin pesticides.
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Abstract
Recently, focus has been placed on various enzyme immobilization applications as effective, eco-friendly, and low-cost methods for the degradation of pesticides in water. Laccases are very effective biocatalysts that are frequently used in environmental remediation applications. In this research, the use of a biocatalyst obtained by immobilizing laccase purified from Trametes trogii on chitosan-polyethylene glycol methyl ether (Lac/CH/MPEG) in the degradation of atrazine (ATR) and trifloxystrobin (TFS) pesticides in water was investigated. The degradation of these pesticides with this synthesized biocatalyst is the first in the literature. Therefore, primarily, the basic physicochemical parameters and mechanical properties of Lac/CH/MPEG prepared before and after immobilization were investigated. Structural analysis and morphological imaging of Lac/CH/MPEG before and after degradation of ATR and TFS were also performed. In the degradation tests, the initial concentrations at which optimum degradation rates were observed for ATR (72%) and TFS (85%) were 1 mg L
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