Inulin - from Jerusalem artichoke

CAS : 9005-80-5

Ref. 3D-YL75175

Informations sur le produit

• Nom: Inulin - from Jerusalem artichoke
• Synonymes: Advax, Advax D, Agave Inulin, Alant starch, Alantin, Beneo, Beneo GR, Beneo HP, Beneo IPS, Beneo ST, Dahlin, Fibruline, Fibruline Instant, Fibruline LC, Fibruline Long Chain, Fibruline XL, Fibrulose, Fibrulose F 97, FruTEX, Fructo-fiber, Frutafit, Frutafit CLR, Frutafit EXL, Frutafit HD, Frutafit IQ, Frutafit TEX, Frutagave PR 95, Frutagave SP 70, Fuji FF, Fuji FFSC, Fuji SS, Inulin HD, Inulin IQ, Inulina, Inuline, Inutec N 10, Inutec N 10GR, Inutec N 25, Lv 110, ORAFTI Synergy 1, Oliggo-Fiber F 97, Oliggo-Fiber XL, Orafti GR, Orafti HP, Orafti HPX, Orafti L 95, Orafti Synergy, P95 Fos, Prebiofeed, Raftifeed IPE, Raftifeed IPS, Raftiline, Raftiline GR, Raftiline HP, Raftiline HPX, Raftiline LS, Raftiline ST, Sinantrin, Synantherin, Synanthrin, Synantrin, Ticaloid LC-CSR 2
• CAS: 9005-80-5

Description

Inulin is a prebiotic dietary fibre with a mildly sweet taste that promotes digestive health by supporting growth of healthy and balanced microbiota. In diagnostics, inulin is used for determining the glomerular filtration rate in functional kidney testing. Chemically, inulin is a chain of fructose molecules terminated at the reducing end with glucose. Thus, inulin is a fructan consisting of linear chains of β-(2,1) linked fructose residues, terminated at the reducing end by an α-D-(1,2)-glucopyranoside moiety. It has a degree of polymerization typically between 2 and 60 (5). The β-(2,1) bond in inulin resists digestion in the gastrointestinal tract and is therefore responsible for its lower caloric value and beneficial effects on colon microbiota. A more functional form of inulin is produced by removing all fractions with chain lengths lower than 10.

• Marque: Biosynth

Propriétés chimiques

• Degré de pureté: Min. 95%
• Couleur/Forme: White Powder