Plasma-mediated protein detachment from the carrier material were investigated using Ni-NTA agarose, to which enzyme is bound non-covalently. Proteins VCPO, LdhA, LacZ, or GapA were immobilized on Ni-NTA agarose and treated with plasma or left untreated. After 300 s of plasma treatment, the amount of protein in the supernatant was determined using a Bradford assay and compared to protein concentrations in the untreated control.
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Figure 5a Plasma-mediated protein detachment
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- Figure 2 HRP residual activities
- Figure 2 GapA Residual activities
- Figure 2 LacZ Residual activities
- Figure 2 LdhA Residual activity
- Figure 2 VCPO Residual activity
- Figure 3 GapA
- Figure 3 HRP
- Figure 3 LacZ
- Figure 3 LdhA
- Figure 3 VCPO
- Figure 4 Protection Factor
- Figure 5 b-e Degradation
- Figure 5a Plasma-mediated protein detachment
- Figure 6 Residual activity reversibility assay
- Suppl. Figure 2 GapA Binding efficiency
- Suppl. Figure 2 HRP Binding efficiency
- Suppl. Figure 2 LacZ Binding efficiency
- Suppl. Figure 2 LdhA Binding efficiency
- Suppl. Figure 2 VCPO Binding efficiency
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