Cellulase is an enzyme derived from the fermentation of a selected strain of Trichodema longibrachiatum. This product is characterized by its ability to modify, hydrolyze, or degrade the carbohydrate cellulose. Cellulase contains all three enzymatic activities (endo- and exo-cellulase and beta-glucosidase activities) required to achieve complete cellulose hydrolysis.
Other significant side activities include β-glucanase, pectinase and arabinoxylanase. Typical applications include releasing bound water from absorbent gums, filtration improvement, viscosity reduction, degradation and modification of soluble gums and fiber, and freeing materials from enveloping cellulosic matrices. Cellulase can be used for both partial or complete hydrolysis, depending on dosage and conditions.
American Laboratories Inc. is a primary processor of products from pork and beef for the Food, Beverage and Nutrition industry. Their products include bile products, chondroitin, colostrum, diagnostic products, enzymes, glandular products, liver products, peptones, specialty products and thyroid products. The current enzymes manufactured are pancreatin, pepsin, fungal enzymes and plant enzymes.
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