Recombinant III Collagen Raw Materials (Mic 32)
Chemists use bioengineering practices to extract a “code” for a desired DNA sequence into a vector, a particle that can replicate in a host cell. In the case of sh-polypeptide-123, this is the code for collagen alpha-1 (III). Then, this vector containing code is introduced into a host cell (for sh-polypeptide-123, it’s Pichia pastoris yeast cells) and fermented. These host cells are then purified and prepared for use in cosmetics as well as supplements.
Key Technical Parameters
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Appearance |
White or off-white powder with very slight odor |
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Sequence coverage |
Peptide sequence coverage 100% |
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Average molecular mass(D) |
≤2000 |
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Solubility(mg/mL) |
≥100 |
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pH(1mg/mL ) |
4.0-8.0 |
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Moisture(%) |
≤10.0 |
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Protein content %(on the dried basis) |
≥90.0 |
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Pb(mg/kg) |
≤10 |
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As(mg/kg) |
≤2 |
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Hg(mg/kg) |
≤1 |
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Cd(mg/kg) |
≤5 |
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Methanol (mg/kg) |
≤100 |
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Diethylene glycol (mg/kg) |
≤30 |
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Total aerobic count (cfu/g) |
≤100 |
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Mold and Yeast (cfu/g) |
≤10 |
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Thermotolerant coliform bacteria |
Negative |
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa |
Negative |
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Staphylococcus aureus |
Negative |
Applications
● Moisturizing effect
● Anti wrinkle effect
● Nourishing effect
● Repair effect
Advantages
● Natural Fermentation Process
● Vegan Collagen
● Excellent resist wrinkles
● High transdermal absorption
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