Medical collagenase is refined from the culture fluid of Clostridium histolyticum ATCC21000. This enzyme has high decomposition activity on the peptide bond of the gly-pro sequence.

Due to the breakage of the original collagen molecule, it provides good conditions for the hydrolysis of other proteases, making it have the unique function of hydrolyzing collagen and denaturing collagen.

The medical enzyme made from this enzyme has the ability to digest natural collagen and denatured collagen, has a strong digestive effect on necrotic tissue, and can promote the growth of granulation and epithelial cells.

This product has no effect on globulin and fibrin, so it does not affect the normal blood vessels and muscle tissue of the human body. It can be used to treat debridement, scab removal, chronic skin ulcers, bedsores, etc. of II and III degree burns.

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Collagenase is a protease that can specifically degrade collagen. It mostly appears as white to pale yellow powder, is easily soluble in water, has high specific catalytic activity and high safety. Its core application is in the medical field, often used in the repair of wounds such as burns and chronic ulcers. It can degrade necrotic collagen in wounds, remove carrion, promote granulation tissue growth, and accelerate wound healing; it is also used in surgical operations to assist in tissue separation and reduce postoperative adhesion. In the field of biological research, it is used for tissue dispersion during cell culture to help obtain single viable cells and facilitate the conduct of cell biology experiments. In addition, it is used in the cosmetics field to gently decompose aged collagen on the skin surface, improve skin roughness and fine lines, and enhance skin elasticity; it is used for meat tenderization in the food industry, and is a versatile functional protease raw material in multiple fields.