Lysozyme

Lysozyme

Lysozyme is a high-quality antibacterial enzyme for food, medical, and industrial applications, offering reliable stability, purity, and performance.

Description 

Lysozyme is a naturally derived enzyme with antibacterial properties that make it valuable across food, medical, and industrial applications. Supplied as a white or light-yellow powder, it helps inhibit bacterial growth, supports product quality, and delivers reliable stability under proper storage conditions for a wide range of formulation needs.

Key Features of Lysozyme

• Naturally occurring enzyme with antibacterial properties.
• Available as a white or light-yellow powder.
• Hydrolyzes β-1,4-glycosidic bonds in bacterial cell walls.
• Stable across a pH range of approximately 4–9.
• Tolerates moderate temperatures up to around 60 °C.
• Suitable for food, medical, and industrial applications.
• Recommended shelf life of 24 months under proper storage conditions.

Benefits of Lysozyme for Food, Medical, and Industrial Applications

• Helps extend food shelf life by inhibiting spoilage-causing bacteria.
• Supports dough quality and processing in baking applications.
• Assists in reducing bacterial contamination in wound-care products.
• Used in respiratory products such as nasal sprays and throat lozenges.
• Provides antibacterial treatment for textiles.
• Helps control microbial growth during paper manufacturing.

How Lysozyme Supports Antibacterial Protection and Product Performance

Lysozyme supports antibacterial protection by breaking down bacterial cell walls, helping inhibit unwanted microbial growth in various applications. Its stability across a broad pH range and moderate temperatures makes it a dependable ingredient for improving preservation, product quality, and processing performance in food, medical, and industrial formulations.

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