Protease
- Also known as:
- Protease Enzyme · Proteinase
Enzyme that promotes the breakdown of dietary proteins, used in balanced feed for animal nutrition. Its use is associated with better utilization of amino acids and with greater consistency in digestibility, in accordance with applicable regulations. Enzymes of this type are also used in industrial and institutional detergency.
Functions
Typical applications
- Feed for poultry
- Feed for pigs
- Diets with plant protein sources
- Industrial detergents
Specialties
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