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Glucanase Raw Materials Powder Glucanase

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Product Overview:

Chitinase is an enzyme that breaks down chitin into the chitin monosaccharide, N-acetylglucose. Chitin, also known as chitin or chitin, is a cell wall component of most fungi and one of the limiting factors for effective fungal disease control. Since chitinase has a degrading effect on fungal cell wall material, it has potential application for fungal disease control. The types of chitinase include microbial chitinase, plant chitinase and animal chitinase, and the microorganisms that produce chitinase include bacteria, actinomycetes and moulds, and different microorganisms produce chitinase of different types and properties.

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Glucanase Raw Materials Powder Glucanase Attributes

Glucanase Raw Materials Powder

CAS:37278-89-9001-06-3

MF:C17H16N8Zn

MW:397.75254

EINECS:232-578-7

Specification: 99% min Glucanase Powder

Sample:Glucanase

Packaging:1kg/bag, 25kg/drum

Brand: Raw Materials

Appearance:white

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Test Method: HPLC

Glucanase Raw Materials Powder Glucanase Details

Glucanase Powder Usage and Synthesis.

Currently, the application of chitinases is mainly focused on the development and utilisation of chitin hydrolysis products. In recent years, mammalian-derived chitinases have also received increasing attention as potential biomarkers and drug targets in the pharmaceutical field.

Uses and functions of Glucanase.

(1) Immune function activation effect;

(2) The effect of preventing the metastasis of cancer cells;

(3) Cancer inhibiting effect;

(4) Improvement of acidic body effect;

(5) Bacteria removal effect ;

(6) Improvement of diabetes effects ;

(7) Increase of beneficial intestinal bacteria effect;

(8) Analgesic and haemostatic effect;

(9) Inhibit the effect of hypertension;

(10) Strengthening of liver function.

Glucanase