Detoxifying Cyanides Using Cyanase Enzyme Complexes Composed of Carbonic Anhydrase via Irreversible Covalent Bonds.

Cyanase is a possible solution to reduce the environmental impact of cyanide. However, the enzyme's dependence on HCO limits its industrial applications. To overcome this problem, carbonic anhydrase is utilized in this study.

The increased efficiency of porphyran hydrolysis by constructing a multifunctional enzyme complex from marine microorganisms.

Porphyran, a polysaccharide composed of red algae, is a source of a multifunctional oligosaccharide material and raw biomass with various physiological activities. The glycolysis of porphyrans into oligosaccharides through various porphyranases is an approach for obtaining high-quality and promising alternative resources. In this study, porphyran was extracted from Porphyra yezoensis and used as a research substrate.