Alcalase
Alcalase is a proteolytic enzyme produced by the Bacillus licheniformis bacteria. It is a serine endopeptidase that can hydrolyze peptide bonds in proteins. The core function of Alcalase is to catalyze the breakdown of protein molecules into smaller peptides and amino acids.
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23 protocols using alcalase
Enzymatic Hydrolysis of T. flavidus Skin
Extraction and Purification of Rice Protein
Enzymatic Hydrolysis and Lactobacillus Taming
(activity≥200 U/mg, Solarbio) at pH 9 and 45℃ for 400 min followed by adding
3.65% flavourzyme (activity≥20 U/mg, Solarbio) to the resulted mixture (adjusted to pH
6) and incubating at 55℃ for 240 min. The final mixture was autoclaved at 121℃
for 20 min. L. helveticus were gradually tamed by culturing in MRS broth with
increasing proportion of SBH (supplemented with 1% glucose) from 10% to 100%. The finally tamed
L. helveticus independent of MRS broth was used as the starter in the
following single-factor tests and responsive surface design tests.
Yak Bone Peptides Extraction Optimization
Enzymatic Degradation of Frozen Squid
Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Antarctic Krill
Extraction and Characterization of EBN
Characterization of Mealworm Enzymatic Activities
Enzymatic Extraction of Purple Wheat Protein
Antioxidant and ACE Inhibitory Effects of Skipjack Tuna Roe
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