Laccase bio-grafting a versatile modification tool from green chemistry technologies

Iqbal, H.M.N., Tron, T. and Keshavarz, T. 2012. Laccase bio-grafting a versatile modification tool from green chemistry technologies. University of Westminster Faculty of Science and Technology Postgraduate Fair. University of Westminster, London, UK 26 Apr 2012

TitleLaccase bio-grafting a versatile modification tool from green chemistry technologies
AuthorsIqbal, H.M.N., Tron, T. and Keshavarz, T.
TypeConference poster
Abstract

Today more than 99% of plastics are petroleum-based because of availability and cost of the raw material. The durability of these disposed plastics contributes to the environmental problems as waste and their persistence in the environment causes deleterious effects on the ecosystem. Environmental pollution awareness and the demand for green technology have drawn considerable attention of both academia and industry into biodegradable polymers. In this regard green chemistry technology has the potential to provide solution to this problematic issue.
Laccase bio-grafting has recently been the focus of green chemistry technologies due to the growing environmental concerns, legal restrictions and increasing availability of scientific knowledge. In the last several years, research covering various applications of laccases has been increased rapidly particularly in the field of grafting. In principle, laccase-assisted graft co-polymerization may impart a variety of new functionalities to a polymer. The modified polymers through grafting have a bright future and their development is practically boundless. In present work, novel biodegradable graft copolymers combining the advantages of bacterial cellulose backbone and PHB side chains will be prepared by introducing enzymatic grafting technique. The present research will be a first step in the biopolymer modification. To date no report has been found in literature explaining the enzymatic grafting of PHAs. The technique would also provide an efficient modulation approach to improve the biodegradability and biocompatibility of the graft copolymer. The newly grafted copolymers will exhibit unique functionalities with wider range of potential applications mainly in tissue engineering, biosensors, pharmaceutical industry (drug delivery systems) and bio-plastics.

Year2012
ConferenceUniversity of Westminster Faculty of Science and Technology Postgraduate Fair
ProjectDevelopment of bio-composites with novel characteristics through enzymatic grafting

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