Sentences with phrase «use plant enzymes»

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Seventh Generation only uses plant - derived enzymes, surfactants, and fragrances in our USDA Certified Biobased Laundry Detergent.

Seventh Generation only uses plant - derived enzymes, surfactants, and fragrances in our USDA Certified Biobased Laundry Detergent.

If you decide a plant protein powder is a better option for you, look for plant - based protein powders that are cold processed and «enzymatically sprouted,» which means all - natural enzymes are used rather than chemicals to separate the protein from the plant.

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A detergent I recently began using is Babyganics, it is earth friendly but does contain plant enzymes, and I haven't had any troubles with it.

It has a highly efficient formula that uses plant - based enzymes that make it highly effective in cleaning without having to use a lot of it.

It's nothing crazy fancy like using enzymes to get rid of stains, but the variations of the chemicals used here, for example Sodium Lauryl Sulfate or SLS (among a number of others), which is people are commonly warned of, are actually plant based surfactants.

Microbes living in oxygen - rich environments use enzymes floating free inside their cells to digest such plant matter.

To reinvent carbon dioxide fixation using such enzymes, Erb and colleagues carefully selected 17 enzymatic compounds from nine organisms — including bacteria, archaea, plants, and humans — bringing them together in a single, collaborative pathway.

The study, published in the current issue of the journal Nature Communications, could enable scientists to use the enzyme in a plant to make large amounts of fuel - grade oil, according to Dr. Tim Devarenne, AgriLife Research biochemist in College Station and lead scientist on the team.

When converting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere into a sugar, plants use an organic catalyst called an enzyme; the researchers used a metal compound called tungsten diselenide, which they fashioned into nanosized flakes to maximize the surface area and to expose its reactive edges.

A final experiment used a mutant that created an excess of an enzyme that degrades cytokinin, finding that a base level of plant cytokinin was also necessary for nematode growth.

«The challenge is breaking down cellulose (plant) material, using enzymes, into sugars that can be fermented into ethanol,» he said.

AE Biofuels uses an enzyme - based approach to the production of cellulosic ethanol and has designed our process to be integrated with existing corn ethanol production, in addition to building cellulose - only plants.

Using a technique called RNA interference, Ojita's team constructed transgenic coffee plants in which the gene that governs production of one of those enzymes is, in essence, turned off.

So Cordatos and UTC's idea is not to use the enzyme itself, but to master its chemistry and «use it in the unnatural environment of power plant flue gas,» Cordatos said.

A projected 2,000 - ton - per - day cellulosic ethanol plant could potentially use up to 5,000 tons of enzyme per year, and half of that enzyme cocktail could be from this enzyme family.

Glyphosate inhibits a key enzyme that plants use to make amino acids.

Hoping to find another way to protect plants, researchers with Verdia Inc. and Maxygen Inc., both in Redwood City, California, and Pioneer Hi - Bred International Inc. in Johnston, Iowa, took a cue from a different technology — one in which a microbial enzyme is used to modify a herbicide called glufosinate.

The trapped invertebrate is drenched in the same digestive enzymes that another plant might use in smaller quantities to ward off an enemy.

University of Illinois professor of entomology May Berenbaum, who led the study, said that many organisms use a group of enzymes called cytochrome P450 monooxygenases to break down foreign substances such as pesticides and compounds naturally found in plants, known as phytochemicals.

Plants — from the maple or the yew tree to the corn in roadside fields — produce countless kinds of compounds, also known as natural products, that the plants manufacture using the enzymes predetermined by their geneticPlants — from the maple or the yew tree to the corn in roadside fields — produce countless kinds of compounds, also known as natural products, that the plants manufacture using the enzymes predetermined by their geneticplants manufacture using the enzymes predetermined by their genetic code.

Typically, biorefineries use a mix of hydrolytically active enzymes which utilize water molecules to breakdown plant material — as happens in natural degradation processes.

Through the combination of a biological approach using various sugar - digesting enzymes and a chemical approach using synthetic sugars, the group succeeded in uncovering the active functional site on the plant's sugar chain.

The structure of the enzyme is similar to the one used by some bacteria to digest cutin, a natural protective coating that grows on plants.

But in the freezing and thawing soil layer, sequencing showed that bacteria within the soil samples were producing some intriguing proteins, including enzymes that snip long chains of carbon molecules, like cellulose from plants, into shorter, simpler sugar compounds that the bacteria can use as fuel.

Enzymes are chemicals that this plant uses to digest the insect into nutrients it can absorb and use.

Biofuels Digest covered the recent study released by JBEI demonstrates the importance of microbial communities as a source of stable enzymes that could be used to convert plants to biofuels.

In recent work, Brian Fox and colleagues at the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center at the University of Wisconsin - Madison characterized glycoside hydrolases, enzymes that digest cellulose and can be used to turn plants such as switch grass into biofuels.

Enzymes are an inherent part of plant foods; they create energy and are what our body uses to break food down when we consume it.

Most of the medicinal uses of pineapples stem from bromelain, a set of proteolytic enzymes that can be found in pineapple juice or extracted from the plant.

Skeptics, on the other hand, indignantly assert that we have no use for plant enzymes, since we're animals and make all the enzymes we need.

Mesotherapy is a technique that uses injections of vitamins, enzymes, hormones, and plant extracts to rejuvenate and tighten skin, as well as remove excess fat.

As enzymatic and other technologies evolve, many types of polysaccharides will continue to be designed and manufactured using plant and animal synthetic enzymes.

In the relatively near future, plant and animal synthetic enzymes may be produced as recombinant proteins, which in turn may be used in the manufacture of fiber - like materials.

Seventh Generation only uses plant - derived enzymes, surfactants, and fragrances in our USDA Certified Biobased Laundry Detergent.

Known by the ancient Egyptians as the «plant of immortality,» aloe is used as the main base in dozens of our products to moisturize skin with a natural abundance of antioxidants, minerals, enzymes, and vitamins.

However, they also consume the enzymes that the creature uses to break down and digest those plant proteins and those enzymes continue to work while in the cat's body.

She also demanded that all the products she used in her pet care be derived from plant extracts, free of phosphates and enzymes, and animal cruelty - free.

Zymox protects the skin without irritating or drying it by using only the mildest plant surfactants as a base, and using enzymes with anti-inflammatory properties to calm the skin and vitamin D3 to help hydrate.

While there continue to be high hopes that biofuels made from plant products like corncobs and switchgrass can help meet our growing energy needs, one major obstacle has been the cost of enzymes which are used to break down these tough plant parts into simple sugars that can be turned into ethanol.

Researchers are exploring ways to use acid or enzymes to break the cellulose away from the lignin that gives the plant its structure.

Researchers have identified an enzyme produced by green microalgae, which can be used to trigger the creation of larger amounts of biofuel from plants.

Using energy from sunlight - together with the catalytic action of an ancient enzyme called rubisco, the most abundant protein on earth - plants convert carbon dioxide from the air into carbohydrates and other useful molecules.

Seventh Generation only uses plant - derived enzymes, surfactants, and fragrances in our USDA Certified Biobased Laundry Detergent.