Fungal Lipase

Fungal Lipase is an enzyme capable of hydrolyzing fats and oils, typically used in dietary supplements, which is suitable for other food grade applications. It is derived from the fermentation from a selected non-GMO strain of Aspergillus niger.
Product Detail

Physical Properties: 

Yellowish-brown, free-flowing powder, soluble in water, free of offensive odor and taste.


Enzyme Properties:

The pH optimum is 7.0 with a stability range from 2.0 to 9.0. The optimum temperature is 40°C with a stability range from 30°C to 55°C.


Activity:

One unit of enzyme activity (FIP unit) is defined as that quantity of a standard lipase preparation (Fungi Lipase International FIP Standard) that liberates the equivalent of 1 micromole of fatty acid per minute from the Substrate Emulsion under the described assay conditions. 


Specification: 

Appearance

Yellowish-brown powder

Total plate count

≤3000 CFU/g

Odor & Taste

Characteristic odor and taste

Coliform Group

≤30 MPN/g

Loss on drying

≤7.0%

Molds and Yeasts

≤100 CFU/g

Identifiable activity

Positive for Lipase activity

E. coli

Negative

Lipase activity

≥150,000 FIP/g

Salmonella

Negative

Cadmium (Cd)

≤1 ppm

Staphylococcus aureus

Negative

Lead (Pb)

≤3 ppm

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Negative

Arsenic (As)

≤1 ppm

Mercury (Hg)

≤0.1 ppm


Packaging: 25KG/drum


Shelf life and storage: 2 years when stored in cool and dry place protected from light, keep barrel close when not in use. 


Precautions: May cause respiratory tract, eye, and skin irritation. Mild skin irritation may develop causing itching and redness. For detailed information please refer to the MSDS.