- general,
lactone sophorolipids are more
efficient in
reducing surface tension and are
better antimicrobial agents,
whereas acidic sophorolipids display better...
-
isolated in 1938 from pods of
Sophora ****onica. It is a
component of
sophorolipids. It is a
product of the
caramelization of glucose. J.B.
Harborne (1963)...
- the
cuticle and
allows penetration into the skin.
Horse oil
contains sophorolipids and
natural ingredients such as
horsetail and pine hops,
which promote...
-
including Starmerella bombicola and
Candida apicola are
known to
produce sophorolipids which are carbohydrate-based,
amphiphilic biosurfactants. The genus...
-
Teresa Gea;
Antoni Sánchez;
Xavier Font (24
August 2016). "Production of
sophorolipids from
winterization oil cake by solid-state fermentation: Optimization...
-
functions ****ociated with the
different proteins they can be
bound to.
Sophorolipid Rhamnolipid Glycocalyx Glycome Glycoprotein Niemann–Pick
disease Voet...
-
produced by some
species of Pseudomonas, e.g.,
Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Sophorolipids are
produced by
various nonpathogenic yeasts.
Emulsan produced by Acinetobacter...
- high
diastereoselectivity which is
effected by the
anomeric effect.
Sophorolipid lactone, (+)-Lepicidin A, and (−)-Lithospermoside are a few of the products...
- and
modernized as
business expanded. It
produces chemicals such as
sophorolipids, and
amino acid surfactants.
After World War II, the
company was handed...
- is an
expensive sugar in itself.
Other bio-based
surfactants include sophorolipids and mannose-erythritol lipids.
Desai JD,
Banat IM (March 1997). "Microbial...
