L-tyrosine Raw Materials powder L-tyrosine

CAS:60-18-4

MF:C9H11NO3

MW:181.19

EINECS:200-460-4

Specification: 99% min L-tyrosine powder

Sample:L-tyrosine powder

Packaging:1kg/bag, 25kg/drum

Brand: Henrikang

Appearance: White

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Test Method: HPLC

L-tyrosine powder Usage and Synthesis.

L-Tyrosine is a non-essential amino acid with polar side chains that is used in the preparation of tyrosine solutions for tyrosinase assays and in the determination of pepsin activity. It is also widely used in the field of sports nutrition, as athletes and fitness enthusiasts need to increase muscle synthesis, recovery and improve athletic performance. 

In addition, with in-depth studies on the function and mechanism of action of L-tyrosine, new areas of application and potential health benefits may be discovered. L-Tyrosine is produced by a variety of methods, including protein hydrolysis, enzymes, microbial fermentation, extraction and chemical synthesis.

Uses of L-tyrosine powder.

Amino acid drugs. Raw material for amino acid infusion and amino acid complex preparation, as nutritional supplements. Used in the treatment of poliomyelitis and tuberculous encephalitis/hyperthyroidism.

Biochemical studies. Standards for the determination of nitrogen in amino acids. Preparation of tissue culture media. Colorimetric quantitative analysis by Miron reaction (protein coloration reaction). Main raw material for synthesizing many peptide hormones, antibiotics and other drugs, amino acid precursor of dopamine and catecholamine.

Biochemical reagents, raw materials and drugs. Non-essential amino acids.

Used in biochemical research, medicine as amino acid nutritional drugs, treatment of poliomyelitis, encephalitis, hyperthyroidism and other diseases.

In vitro studies of L-tyrosine powder.

Product Method of Bulk L-tyrosine powder.

It is obtained from the acid hydrolysate of proteins such as casein or sericin by separating the precipitate produced by neutralization, dissolving it in dilute ammonia, and recrystallizing it by neutralizing it with acetic acid to a Ph value of 5.