Method for improving application effects of liquid enzyme
A liquid enzyme and amylase technology, which is applied in the field of improving the application effect of liquid enzymes, can solve the problems of excessive enzyme dosage, achieve the effects of reducing dosage, improving application effect, and reducing costs
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[0017] A method for improving the application effect of cellulase. Before using cellulase, add 3% (mass percentage) of heat-resistant protective agent to cellulase, and make cellulase and heat-resistant protective agent mix uniformly, in the optimum temperature of this cellulase 40~80 After heat shock at ℃ for 60 s, cool to room temperature in an ice bath. Wherein, the heat-resistant protective agent is a mixture of 30% glucose, 30% trehalose, 5% pectin, 30% polyethylene glycol and 5% vitamin C. And during the heat shock process of the cellulase, stir and shake constantly to ensure that the cellulase and the heat-resistant protective agent are evenly heated.
Embodiment 2
[0019] A method for improving the application effect of glucoamylase. Before using the glucoamylase, add 6% (mass percentage) heat-resistant protective agent to the glucoamylase, and mix the glucoamylase and heat-resistant protective agent evenly, heat shock at the optimum temperature of the glucoamylase at 50-90°C After 600s, put in cold water to cool to room temperature. Wherein, the heat-resistant protective agent is a mixture of 20% lactose, 30% propolis, 40% carbonyl alcohol and 10% vitamin E. And during the heat shock process of the glucoamylase, constantly stir and shake to ensure that the glucoamylase and the heat-resistant protective agent are evenly heated.
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[0021] A method for improving the application effect of amylase. Before using the amylase, add 10% (mass percentage) heat-resistant protective agent to the amylase, and mix the amylase and the heat-resistant protective agent evenly, heat shock at the optimum temperature of the amylase at 40-70°C After 300s, put in cold water to cool to room temperature. Wherein, the heat-resistant protective agent is a mixture of 70% mannose, 10% pectin, 19% fatty alcohol polyoxyethylene ether and 1% vitamin B. And during the heat shock process of the amylase, constantly stir and shake to ensure that the amylase and the heat-resistant protective agent are evenly heated.
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