Good quality Cellulase CAS 9012-54-8 with factory price CAS NO.9012-54-8

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Wuhan Fortuna Chemical Co.,Ltd established in 2006, is a big integrative chemical enterprise being engaged in Pharmaceutical & its intermediates, Food/Feed additives, Fine chemicals in distributing the products of our own company and affiliated enterprises, are the members of Hubei E-commerce Chamber.

Our company has professional persons who major in chemical R&D and sicentific management, supply fine chemical products with high quality and close service, also supply custom-tailored products according to our clients’ requirement.

We have a positive and self-motivated management work team with a common philosophy, caring and commitment through teamwork, our team strive to achieve success in delighting our clients and ourselves. 

Since Wuhan Fortuna Chemical Co., Ltd founded, we continuously innovate our products and improve our service, sales network. Hence, we initiate the first sale mode on net in China, which is the retail trade of small package bring along wholesale of diversified management modes. Our products are exported widely to South Korea, Vietnam, Australia, Europe and South America, highly recommended by our clients.

We insist on the management creed “Market is our compass, Quality is our life, Credit is our soul”. Clients’ trust is our forward powder, their satisfaction is our struggling goal.

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Cellulase is a group of enzymes that hydrolyze cellulose, a polysaccharide composed of glucose units linked by β-1,4-glycosidic bonds, into simpler sugars like glucose. Key points:

1. Function: Breaks down cellulose into cellobiose (a dimer) and ultimately glucose through synergistic action of three main enzymes:

   • Endocellulase: Randomly cleaves internal bonds in cellulose chains.

   • Exocellulase (cellobiohydrolase): Processes chain ends to release cellobiose.

   • β-glucosidase: Converts cellobiose into glucose.

2. Sources: Produced by microorganisms (e.g., fungi like Trichoderma, bacteria like Clostridium), certain insects, and symbiotic gut microbes in herbivores (e.g., ruminants, termites).

3. Applications:

   • Biofuel Production: Converts plant biomass into fermentable sugars for ethanol.

   • Textile Industry: Bio-polishing fabrics and stone-washing denim.

   • Food Processing: Juice extraction, clarifying beverages, and improving digestibility in animal feed.

   • Waste Management: Recycling paper and agricultural residues.

4. Structure: Often includes a catalytic domain for hydrolysis and a cellulose-binding domain for substrate attachment.

5. Challenges: Efficiency is limited by cellulose’s crystalline structure; research focuses on engineered enzymes for industrial scalability.

6. Ecological Role: Facilitates decomposition in the carbon cycle, enabling nutrient recycling in ecosystems.

Cellulase is vital in sustainable industries and natural biomass degradation.