Issue 7, 1995

Flow injection fluorescence measurement of collagenase using a mini-bioreactor with immobilized collagen labelled with Lucifer Yellow

Abstract

A rapid, sensitive and reusable system has been developed for the analysis of collagenase. The system is based on flow injection of the enzyme into an immobilized Lucifer Yellow-labelled-collagen mini-bioreactor with fluorescence measurement. The injected collagenase digests the substrate within the bioreactor and releases fluoro-fragments, which are detected downstream by a fluorimeter. The relationship between the observed signal and the amount (0–100 ng) of collagenase injected is linear (r= 0.999). The response is fast (3 min response time) and reproducible (sr= 3.6%).

Article information

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Paper

Anal. Proc., 1995,32, 255-256

Flow injection fluorescence measurement of collagenase using a mini-bioreactor with immobilized collagen labelled with Lucifer Yellow

L. X. Tang and F. J. Rowell, Anal. Proc., 1995, 32, 255 DOI: 10.1039/AI9953200255

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