D-Fructose was isomerized to D-mannose using immobilized Agrobacterium radiobacter that produces a thermostable mannose isomerase. The cells were immobilized by adsorption on chitosan or by glutaraldehyde crosslinking in the presence of albumin. Optimum conditions for mannose isomerase activity were 60 degrees C and pH 7.5. Continuous reaction at 55 degrees C was achieved with immobilized cells packed in a column to produce D-mannose.
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