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What Are the Benefits of Cellulase Enzyme?
Enzymes are the biological molecules that all living beings produce; whereas cellulase enzymes chiefly come from bacterias, protozoans, and fungi. Cellulase enzymes are one of the most widely utilised industrial enzymes. Furthermore, the cellulase enzymes are used in...
What is Enzyme Hydrolysis – Overview and Examples
Enzyme hydrolysis is the process of a compound’s catalytic decomposition by reaction with water in the presence of enzymes. Hydrolysis process is extensively used in the food industry for the transformation of cellulosic materials into fermentable materials by adding...
Sugarcane Molasses – Molasses Preservation with Enzymes
Molasses, also known as treacle syrup, is obtained by sugar crystallisation from sugarcane or sugar beet juice. The syrup is separated from sugar crystals by centrifuging. Separation from the sugar crystals frequently occurs during production, resulting in multiple...
Lipase Enzyme – Overview and Application of Lipase
Enzymes have been used for different purposes since ancient civilisations. Today, there are almost 4000 enzymes, and nearly 200 are in commercial use. About 75% of all industries' enzymes (including lipase) are hydrolytic, and most industrial enzymes are of microbial...
Hydrolytic Enzymes – An Overview
Application Of Saccharification Enzymes
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Application of Protease Enzymes in Food and Feed Industry
Overview: Proteolytic Enzymes Proteolytic enzymes, also called "proteases, " divide the peptide bonds that unite two amino acids. Proteolytic enzymes go through a hydrolytic reaction mechanism to do the same and are obtained through eukaryotic and prokaryotic...
Application Of Beta Glucanase In The Brewing Industry
Beer and wine have been an indispensable part of our social life since time immemorial. In the brewing industry, both beverages are produced by yeast fermentation of sugars. Grapes are the basis for wine and barley is an essential ingredient for beer, since they...
Role of Microbes and Enzymes in Bioremediation
The growing industrialization and urbanisation have led to a swift rise in toxic waste. The emerging toxic pollutants in nature and improper disposal of waste are a threat to the environment. The toxic pollutants have the ability to deteriorate the ecosystem. Many...
What is Sea Snot and How to Get Rid of Sea Snot?
Humans have done excessive damage to this planet and ruined the oceans and now harming the aquatic ecosystem havoc has started to occur around ocean water. This mucus-like thick substance is called ‘sea snot’ due to its bad odour and texture. The occurrence of sea...