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.
Amyloglucosidase is an enzyme derived from a selected strain of the fungus Aspergillus niger. The enzyme is an exo-glucosidase which hydrolyzes both alpha-D-1, 6 branch points and alpha-D-1, 4 glucosidic linkages. This is a food grade product typically ut...view more
Amyloglucosidase is an enzyme derived from a selected strain of the fungus Aspergillus niger. The enzyme is an exo-glucosidase which hydrolyzes both alpha-D-1, 6 branch points and alpha-D-1, 4 glucosidic linkages. This is a food grade product typically utilized in the brewing, baking, and distilling
industries. view less
Glucose Oxidase is an enzyme derived from the fungus Aspergillus niger. This is a food grade product typically utilized in the baking, food specialty and pharmaceutical applications. Glucose oxidase is used in beverages as an oxygen scavenger. It is also ...view more
Glucose Oxidase is an enzyme derived from the fungus Aspergillus niger. This is a food grade product typically utilized in the baking, food specialty and pharmaceutical applications. Glucose oxidase is used in beverages as an oxygen scavenger. It is also used in food manufacturing to remove residual glucose to inhibit non-enzymatic browning. The reaction is stoichiometric and stops when either oxygen or glucose is completely consumed. view less
Hemicellulase is an enzyme which is derived from a fungal source. This enzyme is useful in hydrolyzing galactomannoglucans, mannans, and glucomannans. Supplied as a white to brown powder with a slight fermentation odor. The product is standardized to 400,...view more
Hemicellulase is an enzyme which is derived from a fungal source. This enzyme is useful in hydrolyzing galactomannoglucans, mannans, and glucomannans. Supplied as a white to brown powder with a slight fermentation odor. The product is standardized to 400,000 HCU/g. and can be custom blended to any strength below that (minimum 5000HCU/g). Applications are fruit juices, wine, beer and baked goods. view less
Papain 12,000 is a proteolytic enzyme derived from the fruit of the papaya (Carica papaya Linne΄ (Fam. Caricaceae)). Papain 12,000 appears as an off-white to light yellow free flowing powder, which may contain traces of dark colored, naturally occurring p...view more
Papain 12,000 is a proteolytic enzyme derived from the fruit of the papaya (Carica papaya Linne΄ (Fam. Caricaceae)). Papain 12,000 appears as an off-white to light yellow free flowing powder, which may contain traces of dark colored, naturally occurring plant origin particles. Used to hydrolyze proteins in chill proofing of beer, meat tenderizing and protein hydrolysates. view less
Papain 2000 is a proteolytic enzyme derived from the fruit of the papaya ( Carica papaya Linne΄ (Fam. Caricaceae)). Papain 2000 appears as an off-white to light yellow free flowing powder, which may contain traces of dark colored, naturally occurring plan...view more
Papain 2000 is a proteolytic enzyme derived from the fruit of the papaya ( Carica papaya Linne΄ (Fam. Caricaceae)). Papain 2000 appears as an off-white to light yellow free flowing powder, which may contain traces of dark colored, naturally occurring plant origin particles. Used to hydrolyze proteins in chill proofing of beer, meat tenderizing and protein hydrolysates. view less
Pectinase is a food grade pectic enzyme derived from selected strains of Aspergillus niger. This enzyme is useful in hydrolyzing and de-polymerizing naturally occurring pectin. Used in beverages for clarity and yield of fruit juice products.
Xylanase acts on D-Xylan in a manner reminiscent of alpha and beta amylase on starch and results in the production of D-Xylose. Plant cell walls consist of large amounts of cellulose microfibrils embedded in a continuous phase of lignin, pectin, and hemic...view more
Xylanase acts on D-Xylan in a manner reminiscent of alpha and beta amylase on starch and results in the production of D-Xylose. Plant cell walls consist of large amounts of cellulose microfibrils embedded in a continuous phase of lignin, pectin, and hemicellulose, with the hemicellulose fraction predominating.
These non-starch polysaccharides are primary components of grains and grain products such as wheat, barley, and corncobs (up to 50% hemicellulose). Animal feeds frequently incorporate these hard to digest products. Considerable interest has developed in trying to break down the hemicellulose (xylan) portion to increase feed efficiency. Other uses are to reduce carbohydrates in baked goods, fruit juices, wine and vegetable oils. view less
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