Desarrollo de un método para la inmovilización de lipasas sobre superficies silíceas mediante spin coating
El empleo de enzimas como herramienta catalítica ha cobrado creciente relevancia en el desarrollo de procesos más sostenibles y eficientes. En particular, las hidrolasas como la lipasa proveniente de Aspergillus oryzae han demostrado un alto potencial en aplicaciones que van desde la catálisis heter...
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Cárdenas Moreno, Danilo
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- Lipasa
Lipase
Estabilidad
Stability
Spin coating
Silanizante
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Galeano Duque, Yessika Mesa Cadavid, Mónica |
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Cárdenas Moreno, Danilo |
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Lipasa Lipase |
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Lipasa Lipase Estabilidad Stability Spin coating Silanizante https://id.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/D008049 ODS 3: Salud y bienestar. Garantizar una vida sana y promover el bienestar de todos a todas las edades ODS 9: Industria, innovación e infraestructura. Construir infraestructuras resilientes, promover la industrialización inclusiva y sostenible y fomentar la innovación |
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Estabilidad Stability |
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Spin coating |
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Silanizante |
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El empleo de enzimas como herramienta catalítica ha cobrado creciente relevancia en el desarrollo de procesos más sostenibles y eficientes. En particular, las hidrolasas como la lipasa proveniente de Aspergillus oryzae han demostrado un alto potencial en aplicaciones que van desde la catálisis heterogénea en la industria química hasta el diseño de biosensores en el ámbito biomédico, gracias a su especificidad, eficiencia y capacidad de operar bajo condiciones suaves. Para ampliar su aplicabilidad, es fundamental implementar estrategias de inmovilización enzimática que mejoren su estabilidad estructural y funcional, así como su posibilidad de reutilización. No obstante, los métodos convencionales de inmovilización, como la adsorción física, la unión covalente directa o la encapsulación en matrices poliméricas, presentan diversas limitaciones. Entre ellas destacan los altos costos de implementación, problemas de difusión del sustrato hacia el sitio activo de la enzima, y una distribución irregular del biocatalizador sobre la superficie soporte, lo cual afecta negativamente la eficiencia catalítica. Frente a estas limitaciones, la técnica de "spin coating " ha emergido como una alternativa versátil para la deposición uniforme de enzimas sobre superficies sólidas. Este método permite aplicar películas delgadas de manera controlada, favoreciendo la inmovilización y la distribución homogénea de la enzima, además de facilitar su recuperación y reutilización. Cuando se combina con superficies funcionalizadas mediante agentes silanizantes, como el 3-glicidoxipropiltrimetoxisilano (GPTMS) o el 3-aminopropiltrietoxisilano (APTMS), se habilita la formación de enlaces covalentes o interacciones específicas que estabilizan la enzima sin comprometer su actividad. En el presente proyecto se planteó evaluar la interacción de lipasa con superficies de vidrio modificadas químicamente con GPTMS o APTMS, utilizando glutaraldehído como agente entrecruzante. La inmovilización se llevará a cabo mediante "spin coating ", con el objetivo de obtener una biopelícula delgada, estable y catalíticamente activa. Esta estrategia busca superar las limitaciones de los métodos tradicionales, promoviendo un sistema inmovilizado más eficiente, con mayor estabilidad operativa y potencial de aplicación en distintos entornos industriales y biomédicos. |
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Galeano Duque, YessikaMesa Cadavid, MónicaCárdenas Moreno, DaniloCiencia de los Materiales2025-10-29T16:13:30Z2025https://hdl.handle.net/10495/48008El empleo de enzimas como herramienta catalítica ha cobrado creciente relevancia en el desarrollo de procesos más sostenibles y eficientes. En particular, las hidrolasas como la lipasa proveniente de Aspergillus oryzae han demostrado un alto potencial en aplicaciones que van desde la catálisis heterogénea en la industria química hasta el diseño de biosensores en el ámbito biomédico, gracias a su especificidad, eficiencia y capacidad de operar bajo condiciones suaves. Para ampliar su aplicabilidad, es fundamental implementar estrategias de inmovilización enzimática que mejoren su estabilidad estructural y funcional, así como su posibilidad de reutilización. No obstante, los métodos convencionales de inmovilización, como la adsorción física, la unión covalente directa o la encapsulación en matrices poliméricas, presentan diversas limitaciones. Entre ellas destacan los altos costos de implementación, problemas de difusión del sustrato hacia el sitio activo de la enzima, y una distribución irregular del biocatalizador sobre la superficie soporte, lo cual afecta negativamente la eficiencia catalítica. Frente a estas limitaciones, la técnica de "spin coating " ha emergido como una alternativa versátil para la deposición uniforme de enzimas sobre superficies sólidas. Este método permite aplicar películas delgadas de manera controlada, favoreciendo la inmovilización y la distribución homogénea de la enzima, además de facilitar su recuperación y reutilización. Cuando se combina con superficies funcionalizadas mediante agentes silanizantes, como el 3-glicidoxipropiltrimetoxisilano (GPTMS) o el 3-aminopropiltrietoxisilano (APTMS), se habilita la formación de enlaces covalentes o interacciones específicas que estabilizan la enzima sin comprometer su actividad. En el presente proyecto se planteó evaluar la interacción de lipasa con superficies de vidrio modificadas químicamente con GPTMS o APTMS, utilizando glutaraldehído como agente entrecruzante. La inmovilización se llevará a cabo mediante "spin coating ", con el objetivo de obtener una biopelícula delgada, estable y catalíticamente activa. Esta estrategia busca superar las limitaciones de los métodos tradicionales, promoviendo un sistema inmovilizado más eficiente, con mayor estabilidad operativa y potencial de aplicación en distintos entornos industriales y biomédicos.The use of enzymes as catalytic tools has gained increasing relevance in the development of more sustainable and efficient processes. In particular, hydrolases such as lipase from Aspergillus oryzae have demonstrated high potential in applications ranging from heterogeneous catalysis in the chemical industry to the design of biosensors in the biomedical field, thanks to their specificity, efficiency, and ability to operate under mild conditions. To broaden their applicability, it is essential to implement enzyme immobilization strategies that enhance their structural and functional stability, as well as their potential for reuse. Nevertheless, conventional immobilization methods, such as physical adsorption, direct covalent bonding, or encapsulation in polymeric matrices, present various limitations. Among these are high implementation costs, substrate diffusion issues toward the enzyme’s active site, and an irregular distribution of the biocatalyst on the support surface, which negatively affects catalytic efficiency. In response to these limitations, the spin coating technique has emerged as a versatile alternative for the uniform deposition of enzymes onto solid surfaces. This method allows for the controlled application of thin films, promoting enzyme adhesion and homogeneous distribution, as well as facilitating recovery and reuse. When combined with surfaces functionalized using silanizing agents, such as 3-glycidoxypropyltrimethoxysilane (GPTMS) or 3-aminopropyltriethoxysilane (APTMS), it enables the formation of covalent bonds or specific interactions that stabilize the enzyme without compromising its activity. In the present project, the interaction of lipase with chemically modified glass surfaces using GPTMS or APTMS will be evaluated, employing glutaraldehyde as a crosslinking agent. Immobilization will be carried out via spin coating, with the objective of obtaining a thin, stable, and catalytically active biofilm. 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