Food Grade High Quality Hemicellulase Enzyme
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- Supplier: Hunan Insen Biotech Co. Ltd. [Hunan China]Hunan Ltd.
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Food Grade High Quality Hemicellulase Enzyme
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Product name: Hemicellulase Enzyme CAS: 9025-56-3
EINECS: 232-799-9 Appearance: White to light yellow powder Mesh size: 80 Mesh MF: C34H63N5O9
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Hemicellulase is an enzyme that can hydrolyze polysaccharides (except cellulose and pectin) that make up plant cell walls. Hemicellulose is mainly composed of xylan and mannan. It is a key anti-nutritional factor in feed, which can hinder the digestion of nutrients and reduce animal growth performance. Hemicellulase enzyme insen is a complex enzyme system, mainly including xylanase and mannanase, its function is to degrade hemicellulose and eliminate anti-nutrition.
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Animal Husbandry Adding hemicellulase to feed can promote the digestion and absorption of fat and protein by animals, and increase the conversion rate of feed; the enzyme preparation composed of hemicellulase and protease can also increase the daily gain of piglets and reduce the death of piglets rate |
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Food Industry Hemicellulase can decompose galactose in coffee into oligosaccharides, which greatly reduces the viscosity of coffee, thereby reducing the production cost of instant coffee; hemicellulase can hydrolyze the xylan in grain flour to produce xylo-oligosaccharides, thereby greatly reducing the viscosity of coffee. Improved the texture and softness of bread |
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Paper Industry Using hemicellulase to bleach kraft pulp has a great enhancement effect, and hemicellulase reduces the amount of chlorine required by improving the bleachability of the pulp, thereby reducing environmental pollution and improving the whiteness of paper , While reducing production costs. The pre-bleaching of kraft pulp by hemicellulase is an important development direction in the future pulp and paper industry. |
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