The invention relates to a method for reducing the
anaphylaxis of natural latex by multi-
enzyme cascade catalysis of rubber
protein. The invention relates to the technical field of
catalysis of rubber
protein hydrolysis, in particular to a method for reducing the
anaphylaxis of natural latex by thoroughly hydrolyzing rubber
protein through multi-
enzyme cascade catalysis. The method for reducing the
anaphylaxis of the natural latex by catalyzing the rubber protein through the synergistic effect of multiple enzymes from the perspective of industrial production comprises the following steps: adding an
enzyme A and an enzyme B into the natural latex for reaction so as to reduce the anaphylaxis of the natural latex, the enzyme A is
alkaline protease; and the B enzyme is at least one of
aminopeptidase,
carboxypeptidase B,
carboxypeptidase A and
carboxypeptidase Y. According to the method disclosed by the invention, the enzyme A-
endopeptidase and the enzyme B-exopeptidase are subjected to multi-enzyme-stage
combined treatment and concerted catalysis, so that the enzyme A-
endopeptidase and the enzyme B-exopeptidase are completely hydrolyzed or are completely hydrolyzed into more
amino acid substances and short-chain peptides (oligopeptides) as far as possible, and the
amino acid substances and the short-chain peptides (oligopeptides) are retained in latex.
Protein is highly hydrolyzed into
amino acid with higher safety, so that the possibility of I-type
anaphylactic reaction caused by protein allergens is greatly reduced or even eliminated.