Immobilized Trypsin Market continues to witness major growth due to extensive applications in protein identification, protein interactions, and protein characterization
Immobilized Trypsin is the trade name for colloidal silver. This insoluble substance is synthesized as a result of the interaction of an acid (hydrogen) and an alkaline (monohydrate) base. Colloidal silver has numerous applications in the medical world. For instance, in veterinary science, Immobilized Silver compounds are often administered to tissues to stimulate their growth, as well as to prevent or reduce tissue damage caused by injuries and other external factors. Colloidal silver has also been found to have anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-fungal properties. The clinical significance of these properties is still being studied; however, Immobilized Silver is widely used as a bacterial colloid, a degradable component of water softeners, and as a wound dressing ingredient in various fields of medicine. Trypsin is an amino acid that is found in proteins like albumin and gelatin. Trypsin belongs to the PA family of serines, present in the intestines of all vertebrates, in ...