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What is xylanase?
One type of heterogeneous polysaccharide found in plant cell walls is xylan, which makes up 15%–35% of the dry weight of plant cells.It makes up the majority of plant hemicellulose.
Heterogeneous polysaccharides with a range of substituents, complicated structure, and significant branching make up the majority of xylans.
As a result, a sophisticated enzyme system is needed for the biodegradation of xylan, which is accomplished by the interaction of several elements.
Hence, rather of being a single enzyme, xylanase is a collection of enzymes.
Source of feed xylanase
Xylanase is a naturally occurring enzyme that is derived from plants, animals, and microbes.
For instance, xylanase is found in both marine and terrestrial bacteria, as well as in terrestrial plant tissues, marine algae, fungi, yeasts, rumen and ruminant bacteria, snails, and crustaceans.
Microorganism-derived xylanase is widely found in nature and has a multitude of uses. As a result, numerous research studies on microbial xylanase exist.
Lately, the most researched and utilized xylanase sources have been bacteria and fungi. Fungi can only create alkaline xylanase, but bacteria can produce both acidic and alkaline xylanase.
Filamentous fungi secreted the highest amount of extracellular enzymes of any other fungi.
Currently, bacteria and fungus are the primary microorganisms that ferment feed xylanase.
Application
Feed xylanase can break down the cell walls of raw materials, and β-glucan can lessen the viscosity of materials in brewing, encourage the release of substances that are effective, reduce the non-starch polysaccharides in feed grains, encourage nutrient absorption and utilization, and make it easier to extract soluble lipids.
What is the role of feeding xylanase?
1. Increase the production of several useful oligosaccharides, such as xylobiose and xylotriose, to enhance the intestinal microbiota, which is good for animal health.
2. Feed xylanase can stabilize product quality, lower complaints, and lessen feed product quality fluctuations brought on by variations in feed raw material quality.
3. Increase the amount of unconventional feed, such as bran, substandard flour, rice bran, etc., in feed and decrease the price of feed formula while also expanding the usage range of feed raw materials.
4. Feeding xylanase to livestock and poultry can improve nutrient absorption and utilization, decrease excrement discharge, safeguard the environment, and lessen the production of hazardous gases from the breakdown of organic materials in excrement, all of which can lower the incidence of respiratory disorders.
Specification
SPECIFICATION | ||
Product Name: feed xylanase | Origin of Material: china | |
Source: animals, plants and microorganisms | ||
ANALYSIS | SPECIFICATION | REMARK |
Appearance | white to yellowish powder | |
Odor | Characteristic | Organoleptic |
Taste | Characteristic | Organoleptic |
Sieve Analysis | 95% pass 80 mesh | |
Loss on Drying | ≤5% | 2 hours at 105°C |
Bulk Density | 40-60g/100ml | |
Total Ash | ≤5% | |
Heavy Metals | ≤10ppm | EP2.4.8 |
As | ≤1ppm | ICP-MS |
Pb | ≤3ppm | ICP-MS |
Microbiological Test | ||
Total Plate Count | ≤10000cfu/g | |
Yeast & Mold | ≤1000cfu/g | |
E.Coli E | Negative | |
Salmonella | Negative | |
Storage: In a cool & dry place. Keep away from strong light and heat. | ||
Shelf Life: 2 years when properly stored. | ||
* There is likely to be minor color variation from batch to batch due to geographical(origin) and seasonal variations of the material. | ||
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What is xylanase?
One type of heterogeneous polysaccharide found in plant cell walls is xylan, which makes up 15%–35% of the dry weight of plant cells.It makes up the majority of plant hemicellulose.
Heterogeneous polysaccharides with a range of substituents, complicated structure, and significant branching make up the majority of xylans.
As a result, a sophisticated enzyme system is needed for the biodegradation of xylan, which is accomplished by the interaction of several elements.
Hence, rather of being a single enzyme, xylanase is a collection of enzymes.
Source of feed xylanase
Xylanase is a naturally occurring enzyme that is derived from plants, animals, and microbes.
For instance, xylanase is found in both marine and terrestrial bacteria, as well as in terrestrial plant tissues, marine algae, fungi, yeasts, rumen and ruminant bacteria, snails, and crustaceans.
Microorganism-derived xylanase is widely found in nature and has a multitude of uses. As a result, numerous research studies on microbial xylanase exist.
Lately, the most researched and utilized xylanase sources have been bacteria and fungi. Fungi can only create alkaline xylanase, but bacteria can produce both acidic and alkaline xylanase.
Filamentous fungi secreted the highest amount of extracellular enzymes of any other fungi.
Currently, bacteria and fungus are the primary microorganisms that ferment feed xylanase.
Application
Feed xylanase can break down the cell walls of raw materials, and β-glucan can lessen the viscosity of materials in brewing, encourage the release of substances that are effective, reduce the non-starch polysaccharides in feed grains, encourage nutrient absorption and utilization, and make it easier to extract soluble lipids.
What is the role of feeding xylanase?
1. Increase the production of several useful oligosaccharides, such as xylobiose and xylotriose, to enhance the intestinal microbiota, which is good for animal health.
2. Feed xylanase can stabilize product quality, lower complaints, and lessen feed product quality fluctuations brought on by variations in feed raw material quality.
3. Increase the amount of unconventional feed, such as bran, substandard flour, rice bran, etc., in feed and decrease the price of feed formula while also expanding the usage range of feed raw materials.
4. Feeding xylanase to livestock and poultry can improve nutrient absorption and utilization, decrease excrement discharge, safeguard the environment, and lessen the production of hazardous gases from the breakdown of organic materials in excrement, all of which can lower the incidence of respiratory disorders.
Specification
SPECIFICATION | ||
Product Name: feed xylanase | Origin of Material: china | |
Source: animals, plants and microorganisms | ||
ANALYSIS | SPECIFICATION | REMARK |
Appearance | white to yellowish powder | |
Odor | Characteristic | Organoleptic |
Taste | Characteristic | Organoleptic |
Sieve Analysis | 95% pass 80 mesh | |
Loss on Drying | ≤5% | 2 hours at 105°C |
Bulk Density | 40-60g/100ml | |
Total Ash | ≤5% | |
Heavy Metals | ≤10ppm | EP2.4.8 |
As | ≤1ppm | ICP-MS |
Pb | ≤3ppm | ICP-MS |
Microbiological Test | ||
Total Plate Count | ≤10000cfu/g | |
Yeast & Mold | ≤1000cfu/g | |
E.Coli E | Negative | |
Salmonella | Negative | |
Storage: In a cool & dry place. Keep away from strong light and heat. | ||
Shelf Life: 2 years when properly stored. | ||
* There is likely to be minor color variation from batch to batch due to geographical(origin) and seasonal variations of the material. | ||
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