The present application relates to the field of biological
catalysis, and discloses a method for preparing
creatine phosphate by
immobilized enzyme catalysis, which comprises the following steps: mixing
gelatin and a positive charge modifier to obtain a carrier liquid; adding
creatine and
magnesium salt to a crude
creatine kinase solution for pre-incubation to realize conformational locking, then mixing with the carrier liquid and dropping into a low-temperature coagulation bath to solidify into gel microspheres, and then cross-linking and washing to obtain immobilized
creatine kinase particles; finally, adding substrates,
sodium hexametaphosphate,
polyphosphate kinase and immobilized particles into a
reaction system for reaction, and then separating and collecting the supernatant to obtain creatine
phosphate. The present application protects the three-dimensional conformation of the
active center of the
enzyme by pre-incubation, uses the positive micro area of the carrier to electrostatically enrich the substrates to accelerate
mass transfer, and introduces an auxiliary
enzyme to construct an in-situ substrate regeneration
system to re-phosphorylate the by-product
adenosine diphosphate into
adenosine triphosphate. The present application eliminates the
feedback inhibition of the product, reduces the cost of raw materials, and improves the overall
catalytic efficiency.