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Enzyme

Explore a Vast Array of Enzymes! Find amylase, lipase, and protease enzymes with their CAS NO., properties, and SDS information. Source raw materials from certified suppliers, delving into the vital role of enzymes of protein digestion and their impact on cellular reactions. Discover why are enzymes important, and how enzymes, biological catalysts, change and influence living cells' processes.

Amylase

(9000-92-4)
Enzyme. It is the most versatile and most consumed of enzyme preparations. Mainly used for dough improvement in bread production (reducing dough viscosity, accelerating fermentation process, increasing sugar content, and easing bread aging); pretreatment of cereal raw materials in infant food (starch hydrolysis); saccharification and decomposition in beer manufacturing Starch; liquefaction and saccharification of starch in the production of sake; saccharification and decomposition of undecompose

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alpha-Glucosidase

(9001-42-7)
α-glucosidase is potential enzyme for the biosynthesis of complex carbohydrates.

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Amylase, fungal

(9013-01-8)
It is used in the processing and production of baked products, fermented wine, alcohol, amylase, fruit juice, and vegetables, and is used in an appropriate amount according to production needs.

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Enzymes are made of animals, plants, fungi, etc., with or without the addition of auxiliary materials, and contain specific biological active ingredients (including polysaccharides, oligosaccharides, proteins and peptides, amino acids, vitamins) prepared by microbial fermentation The product. Its biologically active ingredients include various nutrients provided by plant raw materials and microorganisms and plant-based functional chemical ingredients in natural plants, as well as some physiologically active substances produced by fermentation, including amino acids, peptides, vitamins, polysaccharides, and polyphenols , Flavonoids, alcohols, esters, enzymes, mineral elements, organic acids and various probiotics. "Enzyme" on ECHEMI mainly supplies raw materials for enzymes.

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Enzymes help a lot in food breakdown and digestion. These catalysts, such as amylase, lipase, and protease enzymes, are crucial for protein digestion and maintaining cellular functions.

Enzymes affect reactions in living cells by changing the rate at which these reactions occur. For example, digestive enzymes help break down food; yeast enzymes in the bread fermentation process assist the dough in rising.

 

Causes affecting enzymes:

● Temperature: excessive heat denatures enzymes, while extreme cold slows their function.

● pH: pH levels impact enzymes, affecting their efficiency and effectiveness.

● Food processing methods: Different methods used can either enhance or inhibit enzyme activity, which influences the quality and properties of food products.

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