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Enzymatic deactivation (also known as enzymatic degradation) is a mechanism that makes neurotransmitters inactive. Enzymatic deactivation occurs when an enzyme changes the structure of a neurotransmitter so that it is no longer recognized by the receptor. An example is enzymatic deactivation is seen with acetylcholinesterase (AChE).
Enzymatic degradation of mycotoxins during grain processing
ActiveUS20210403842A1Mitigating mycotoxin contaminationMitigate mycotoxin contaminationFood processingBeer fermentationMycotoxin contaminationEnzymatic degradation
Methods, compositions, and systems for steeping, propagation and fermentation, particularly large-scale operations for production of starch and ethanol and fermentation product streams are provided. Addition of mycotoxin mitigating enzymes or microorganisms expressing mycotoxin mitigating enzymes to steeping, propagation, and / or fermentation tanks, and / or to post-fermentation product streams, mitigates mycotoxin levels in fermentation co-products obtained from mycotoxin contaminated feedstocks.
Owner:POET RES INC