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-Galactosidase<br />

Saccharomyces lactis<br />

4) Process parameters<br />

conversion: 70 – 81 %<br />

reactor type: plug-flow reactor<br />

reactor volume: typical size: 1,500 to 250,000 L<br />

capacity: e.g. 8,000 L · d –1 (Central del Latte, Italy)<br />

enzyme supplier: Snamprogretti, Italy, and others<br />

company: Sumitomo Chemical Co., Japan; Snow Brand Milk Products Co., Ltd.,<br />

Japan; Central del Latte, Italy; and others<br />

5) Product application<br />

● Lactose needs to be removed before consumption by babies and people (e.g. Asians and Italians)<br />

who are not able to produce or do not have enough β-galactosidase activity. These people<br />

are called lactose-intolerant.<br />

6) Literature<br />

EC 3.2.1.23<br />

● Cheetham, P.S.J. (1994) Case studies in applied biocatalysis – from ideas to products, in:<br />

Applied Biocatalysis (Cabral, J.M.S., Best, D., Boross, L., Tramper, H., eds.) pp. 47–108, Harwood<br />

Academic Publishers, Chur<br />

● Honda, Y., Kako, M., Abiko, K., Sogo, Y., (1993) Hydrolysis of lactose in milk, in: <strong>Industrial</strong><br />

Application of Immobilized Biocatalysts (Tanaka, A., Tosa, T., Kobayashi, T., eds.) pp. 109–129,<br />

Marcel Dekker Inc., New York<br />

● Marconi, W., Morisi, F., (1979) <strong>Industrial</strong> application of fiber-entrapped enzymes, in: Appl. Biochem.<br />

Bioeng. 2, Enzyme Technology, (Wingard, L.B., Katchalski-Katzir, E., Goldstein, L., eds.)<br />

pp. 219–258, Academic Press, New York<br />

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