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- Frequently Asked Questions about Probiotics - by Submitted on Dec 15, 2020 from Iva Colter1. Are probiotics bacteria? When it comes to bacteria, many people equate it with pathogenic bacteria and "sterilize" as much as possible. However, not all bacteria are harmful. There are many microorganisms such as bacteria that are beneficial to human health. They are generally divided into ...
Views: 505 - Detailed Introduction to Probiotics for Weight Loss - by Submitted on Dec 14, 2020 from Iva ColterThe concept of probiotics originated in Greek, meaning "good for life". As early as in ancient times, humans’ ordinary diets are already rich in lactic acid fermentation foods. Probiotic products refer to live bacteria preparations and their metabolic products that promote the host's ...
Views: 504 - The Relationship Between Enzyme Function and Health - by Submitted on Jun 18, 2020 from Iva ColterIn the early 20th century, humans discovered vitamins, and then trace elements and minerals. It was only in the mid-1980s that humans realized the importance of enzymes. Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine Arthur Kornberg said: "For our lives, we can no longer find other substances as ...
Views: 504 - Development of Diagnostic Enzymology - by Submitted on May 20, 2020 from Iva ColterAt the beginning of this century, clinics began to measure enzymes in body fluids to diagnose diseases. For example, Wohlgemuth determined urine amylase (AMY) as early as 1908 to diagnose acute pancreatitis. In the 1930s, alkaline phosphatase (ALP) was clinically used to diagnose skeletal ...
Views: 503 - Pectinase: An Indispensable Enzyme in Food Industry - by Submitted on Nov 25, 2019 from Iva ColterPectinase is an enzyme that decomposes pectin, which is the main component of plants. It is widely distributed in higher plants and microorganisms, and also in certain protozoa and insects, depending on the substrate it acts on. It can be divided into three categories. Two of them ...
Views: 503 - What Will the World Be Like Without Enzymes? - by Submitted on Nov 17, 2019 from Iva ColterThe industrial enzyme production industry has experienced rapid development for more than half a century, and has now formed a dynamic high-tech industry to maintain sustained high-speed development. In the past 10 years, some fundamental changes have taken place in production technology. With ...
Views: 502 - Detailed Introduction to Enzymatic Modification Technology - by Submitted on May 20, 2020 from Iva ColterSince enzymes have the advantages of reaction specificity, high catalytic efficiency and mild reaction conditions, they have been increasingly used in industry, agriculture, medicine and environmental protection. But the overall has not yet reached the level of large-scale application, the main ...
Views: 500 - Something You Need to Know About Coenzymes and Vitamins - by Submitted on Dec 25, 2019 from Iva ColterCoenzymes are a variety of small-molecule organic, free-diffusion and non-protein molecules. They are loosely related to the enzyme activity and are essential to it. Coenzymes are sometimes called co-substrates. These molecules are enzyme substrates and do not form a permanent part of the ...
Views: 500 - Probiotic Therapy to Lower Cholesterol - by Submitted on Dec 15, 2020 from Iva ColterIndustrialization has changed our past dietary habits of natural foods. At the same time, environmental pollution makes our food more or less contaminated. Hypertension, coronary heart disease, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, obesity and other cardiovascular diseases based on the typical symptoms of ...
Views: 499 - Uncover the Mystery of Pectinase - by Submitted on Jul 21, 2021 from Iva ColterThe appearance of pectinase is light yellow powder, and it is called one of the four major enzyme preparations. In fact, pectinase does not specifically refer to a certain enzyme, but a general term for a class of enzymes that decompose pectin, including galacturonidase, pectin-decomposing ...
Views: 499 - Application of Lipase in the Fields of Catalytic Synthesis and Food Processing - by Submitted on Apr 07, 2020 from Iva ColterEnzymes have unparalleled advantages over ordinary catalysts and have been widely used in food, medicine, textile, detergent and cosmetics industries. Most of these applications are performed in aqueous solution, but many valuable products are insoluble in water, and there are many useful ...
Views: 498 - How Environmental Toxins and Beneficial Enzymes Affect Our Health - by Submitted on Oct 26, 2019 from Iva ColterEvery day, we are exposed to toxins in the environment, from the food and water we consume to the air we breathe and the products we use. Toxins are found in beauty products, household cleaners, furniture, mattresses, house dust, and even foods of natural origin. These products containing ...
Views: 495 - Research on the Historical Development of Diagnostic Enzymology - by Submitted on Jan 18, 2021 from Iva ColterAt the beginning of the 20th century, the enzymes in body fluids were measured clinically to diagnose diseases. For example, Wohlgemuth measured amylase (AMY) in urine as early as 1908 to diagnose acute pancreatitis. In the 1930s, alkaline phosphatase (ALP) was clinically tested for the ...
Views: 495 - Some Applications of Enzyme Preparations in Food Industry - by Submitted on Sep 17, 2019 from Iva ColterAs a class of proteins with biocatalytic properties, an enzyme is a biocatalyst with a high degree of specificity and extremely high catalytic efficiency. The metabolism of all living things is carried out under the influence of various enzymes. Each organism produces multiple enzymes as well as ...
Views: 495 - An Overview of the Lipase and Its Industrial Applications - by Submitted on Sep 22, 2021 from Iva ColterLipase, also known as glyceride hydrolase, is a glycoprotein composed of 2%-15% sugar bases, the basic unit of which is mannose. Lipase exists in fat-containing animal, plant and microbial (such as mold, bacteria, etc.) tissues, including phosphatase, sterolase and carboxylesterase, fatty acids ...
Views: 493 - Things You Most Want to Know About Enzymes Applications - by Submitted on Aug 29, 2019 from Iva ColterAs a highly efficient biocatalyst, enzymes can accelerate biochemical reactions in living organisms. They can also be extracted from cells and then used in a wide range of commercially important catalytic processes. For example, they play an important role in the production of sweeteners and in ...
Views: 490(1 vote) - Restriction Enzymes – Molecular Scalpels - by Submitted on Jun 02, 2022 from Iva ColterThe biological function of restriction enzymes is derived from the defense of foreign DNA from invading cells. The restriction-modification system of bacteria makes the DNA bases of bacteria to be methylated and modified, so that they are not recognized and cut by their own restriction ...
Views: 489 - Everything You Need to Know About Several Common Enzymes - by Submitted on Nov 25, 2019 from Iva ColterEnzymes are molecules, especially proteins that help to accelerate biochemical reactions by interacting with components (reactants and products) without permanently changing them. This promotion process is called catalysis, and accordingly, the enzyme is recognized as a catalyst. Like many ...
Views: 488 - Detailed Introduction to Protease - by Submitted on Sep 14, 2020 from Iva ColterWhat is the role of protease? One of the main functions of proteases is to process proteins. Proteins in the body are difficult to digest and do not contain enzymes. Other types of proteases are involved in regulating the activities of blood clotting cells. These enzymes are also called ...
Views: 487 - Several Factors Affecting the Effect of Enzyme Preparation - by Submitted on Dec 15, 2020 from Iva ColterEnzyme preparations have penetrated into all aspects of our lives due to their high efficiency, safety, non-toxic side effects and low environmental impact. For example, the bread we eat, the juice and beverage we drink, the seasoning for cooking, and the paper documents we use can all use ...
Views: 486 - Research Progress of Multi-enzyme Biological Feed - by Submitted on Apr 07, 2020 from Iva ColterMulti-enzyme feed is a type of biological feed. This kind of feed is rich in a variety of feed enzymes, which can eliminate the anti-nutritional components in feed ingredients to a certain extent or play a supplementary role in animal endogenous enzymes. Therefore, it is beneficial to improve ...
Views: 485 - Factors Affecting the Activity of Ascorbate Oxidase - by Submitted on Jul 03, 2021 from Iva ColterAscorbate oxidase is a copper-containing enzyme, located in the cytoplasm or combined with the cell wall, and coupled with other redox reactions to act as a terminal oxidase. It can catalyze the oxidation of ascorbic acid, has anti-aging effects, and plays an important role in material ...
Views: 484 - Application of Enzyme Technology in Dairy Research - by Submitted on Jan 17, 2020 from Iva ColterWith the rapid development of the dairy cattle breeding industry and the dairy industry, the output of raw milk and dairy products has increased significantly, the variety of dairy products has been greatly enriched, and the quality has also made a qualitative leap. High and new technologies ...
Views: 482 - Detailed Introduction to Laccase - by Submitted on Apr 21, 2021 from Iva ColterLaccase is a polyphenol oxidase (ρ-diphenol oxidase, EC1.10.3.2) containing four copper ions. It belongs to copper blue oxidase and exists in the form of monomeric glycoprotein. Laccase exists in mushrooms, bacteria and plants, and can also survive in the air. The only product after the reaction ...
Views: 481 - Diverse Uses of Environmental Enzymes - by Submitted on Jan 02, 2020 from Iva ColterThe concept of natural farming is to protect the natural ecological environment and human health. Enzymes in agriculture can be widely used in natural farming. 1. Improve soil quality Enzymes are natural fertilizers that improve the soil environment and turn barren land into fertile ...
Views: 481 - What Is Collagen？ - by Submitted on Mar 21, 2022 from Iva ColterCollagen is a family of proteins. At least 30 kinds of genes encoding collagen chains have been found, which can form more than 16 kinds of collagen molecules. According to its structure, it can be divided into fibrous collagen, basement membrane collagen, microfibrillar collagen, anchored ...
Views: 479 - The International System Classification of Enzymes and Enzyme Naming System - by Submitted on Jul 21, 2021 from Iva ColterThe International System Classification of Enzymes proposed by the Enzymology Committee of the International Society of Biochemistry divides all known enzymes into six categories according to the types of reactions they catalyze, which are represented by numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, ...
Views: 477 - Viewpoints on the Application and Development of Enzymes - by Submitted on Mar 15, 2021 from Iva ColterThe modern industry's interpretation of enzymes refers to proteins with catalytic functions. Enzymes, as natural catalysts, promote various chemical reactions in cells and play a vital role in the existence of living organisms. It has been 130 to 140 years since the concept of enzyme was put ...
Views: 476 - Seven Advantages of Enzymes from Industrial Enzyme Suppliers - by Submitted on Nov 28, 2019 from Iva ColterEnzymes can be utilized in numerous fields, such as enzymes for diagnostics and enzymes for cancer treatment. Due to the action of the enzyme, the chemical reaction in the organism can be effectively carried out under very mild conditions, enabling the organism to digest food, absorb nutrients, ...
Views: 473 - Detailed Introduction to Clinical Significance of Amylase - by Submitted on Apr 21, 2021 from Iva ColterAs a kind of enzymes for diagnostic use. Serum amylase (AMS) is the main type of amylase in serum. It belongs to glycoside chain hydrolase, which is mainly derived from the pancreas. In addition, there are also a small amount of secretion in the proximal duodenum, lung, uterus, and breast during ...
Views: 472 - Application of Enzyme Detection in Clinical Diagnosis - by Submitted on Apr 21, 2021 from Iva ColterSerum enzyme tests have been used in clinical practice for a long time, such as increased amylase activity in serum and urine of patients with acute pancreatitis. In the 1930s, some scholars reported that the determination of serum lipase and alkaline phosphatase activities is helpful for the ...
Views: 471 - The Global Enzyme Market Will Reach US$14.9 Billion - by Submitted on Mar 15, 2021 from Iva ColterIn 2018, the global enzyme product market reached approximately US$9.3 billion. It is expected that from 2019 to 2025, this market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.1%, reaching a scale of US$14.9 billion. Increasing demand for enzymes in industries such as food and beverages, ...
Views: 471 - Detailed Introduction to Lysozyme - by Submitted on Feb 23, 2021 from Iva ColterLysozyme is a powerful bactericidal substance discovered in nasal mucus by British bacteriologist Fenin in 1929, and was subsequently named lysozyme. Lysozyme, also known as muramidase or glycoside hydrolase or N-acetyl muramidyl glycanhydrolase, is a hydrolase that specifically acts on the ...
Views: 470 - Significance of Diagnostic Enzyme Detection - by Submitted on Feb 06, 2023 from Iva ColterSerum enzyme tests have been used in clinical practice for a long time, such as increased amylase activity in serum and urine of patients with acute pancreatitis. In the 1930s, some scholars reported that the determination of serum lipase and alkaline phosphatase activities is helpful for the ...
Views: 470 - How Effective Are Probiotics? - by Submitted on Mar 15, 2021 from Iva ColterProbiotics are a type of active microorganisms that play a role by improving the balance of the host's intestinal microflora. They can produce definite health effects to improve the host's microecological balance and play a beneficial role. In 2001, the World Food and Agriculture Organization ...
Views: 469 - Serrapeptase Offers a Host of Health Benefits - by Submitted on Nov 24, 2019 from Iva ColterEnzymes are vital to the human body. Without enzymes, cells in our body will not be able to carry out chemical reactions because the energy required is too grate. Enzymes reduce the activation energy response that needs to occur, thus allowing our body to perform a series of reactions at low ...
Views: 469 - Medical Enzymes Have Broad Market Prospects - by Submitted on May 20, 2020 from Iva ColterThe enzymes are the general term for important protein biochemical substances. Both plants and animals have enzymes. As early as more than 100 years ago, scientists have isolated a physiological enzyme, trypsin, from the digestive tract fluids of animals. In a test tube, this substance can break ...
Views: 468 - Applications of Diamine Oxidase - by Submitted on Sep 23, 2022 from Iva ColterDiamine oxidase (DAO) is an intracellular enzyme that catalyzes diamine in mucosal or ciliated epithelial cells of the mammalian small intestine. It protects the intestinal mucosa by regulating intracellular ion homeostasis, influencing conduction pathways, and promoting cellular repair. Serum ...
Views: 467 - A Brief Introduction to Protease - by Submitted on Mar 20, 2022 from Iva ColterProtease is a general term for a class of enzymes that hydrolyze protein peptide chains. According to the way they degrade polypeptides, they are divided into two categories: endopeptidases and telopeptidases. Endopeptidase can cut the large molecular weight polypeptide chain from the middle to ...
Views: 466 - Amylase Application in Diagnostic Prospects - by Submitted on Sep 16, 2020 from Iva ColterWe are very familiar with amylase, no matter in biochemistry, biochemical inspection, or internal medicine, we cannot avoid amylase. Amylase testing is also one of the most commonly used testing items in clinical laboratories. The discovery of amylase can be traced back to the first ...
Views: 466 - Detailed Introduction to the Functions and Roles of Enzymes - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2020 from Iva ColterCatalysis Enzymes are a class of biological catalysts. They govern many catalytic processes such as metabolism, nutrition, and energy conversion of organisms. Most of the reactions closely related to life processes are enzyme-catalyzed reactions. These properties of the enzyme enable the ...
Views: 466 - Everything You Want to Know About Enzyme Composition - by Submitted on May 20, 2020 from Iva ColterSimple Proteinases and Conjugated Proteases Proteins are divided into simple proteins and combined proteins. Similarly, according to chemical composition, enzymes can also be divided into two major categories: simple proteinases and conjugated proteases. General hydrolytic enzymes, such as ...
Views: 466 - Detailed Introduction to Ligase - by Submitted on Jul 20, 2021 from Iva ColterLigase is an enzyme that catalyzes the joining of two molecules into one molecule or the end to end of a molecule. This reaction is coupled with the decomposition reaction of ATP. When the two molecules are connected, the high-energy phosphate bond of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is broken, such ...
Views: 464 - Application Value of Enzymes Creates Good Market Development Prospects - by Submitted on Oct 15, 2019 from Iva ColterEnzymes are protein molecules that act as specific catalysts for chemical reactions. Researchers have made significant contributions to the traditional and modern chemical industries by improving existing processes. Representative industrial applications of enzymes are concentrated in the fields ...
Views: 463 - Introduction to the Enzymes Separation and Purification - by Submitted on Jul 21, 2021 from Iva ColterThere are two types of enzymes produced by biological cells: one type of enzymes that are produced inside the cell and then secreted outside the cell for action, called extracellular enzymes. Most of these enzymes are hydrolases. For example, the two amylases used in enzymatic production of ...
Views: 462 - Learn the General Information of Restriction Endonucleases - by Submitted on Nov 25, 2021 from Iva ColterMore than 30 years ago, when people were studying the host-specific restriction-modification phenomenon of bacteriophages, restriction endonucleases were discovered for the first time. Bacteria can resist the invasion of new viruses, and this method of limiting the survival of viruses can be ...
Views: 460 - Catalase, a Common Antioxidant Enzyme - by Submitted on Sep 23, 2022 from Iva ColterCatalase is an antioxidant enzyme commonly found in almost all living organisms, mainly in chloroplasts, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum of plants, liver and red blood cells of animals. It is the marker enzyme of the peroxisome, accounting for about 40% of the total peroxisomal ...
Views: 458 - Detailed Introduction to Inulinase - by Submitted on Apr 25, 2022 from Iva ColterInulinase is a kind of hydrolase that can hydrolyze β-2, l-d-fructan glycosidic bond. Inulinase-secreting microorganisms are widely distributed in nature, including various microorganisms in soil, water, and animal digestive tracts. Inulinase can hydrolyze inulin to fructose or ...
Views: 455 - Enzyme Therapy and Cancer - by Submitted on Nov 25, 2021 from Iva ColterTwo groups of experiments were conducted at the Michael Rees Hospital in Chicago. The experimental group is 21 to 31 years old, and the control group is 69 to 100 years old. Researchers found that the salivary amylase of young people is more than 30 times that of older people. This is why young ...
Views: 454 - Detailed Introduction to Probiotics and Gut Health - by Submitted on Nov 09, 2020 from Iva ColterThe gastrointestinal tract represents the most extensive interface between the human organism and the external environment. The human gastrointestinal tract is settled by a complex microbial ecosystem, in which microbiota, nutrients and host cells interact extensively. This is a crucial process ...
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