Natural Food Additive Plant Pigment Blue Color Spirulina Extract Phycocyanin E6 E18 E25 E40 Phycocyanin

• Customization: Available
• CAS No.: 11016-15-2
• EINECS: 234-248-8
• Model NO.: E6 E18 E25 E40
• Certification: ISO
• Packaging Material: Bag or Drum
• Storage Method: Cool and Dry
• Shelf Life: >12 Months
• Color: Blue
• Resource: Natural
• Transport Package: 1kg/Bag, 25kg/Drum
• Specification: E6 E18 E25 E30 E45
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 2934999099
• Production Capacity: 100kg/Month

Product Description

Product Name: phycocyanin

CAS:11016-15-2

EINECS No.:234-248-8

Product specifications:E6 E18 E25 E40

Detection method: HPLC

Physical properties: Blue powder

Solubility:soluble in water

Phycocyanin Advantages:

There is a complete production line. Stable and high-quality raw material sources. Mature and stable production process. The product solvent residue is qualified. A variety of product specifications are available. It can be stored for a long time in a cool, dry place and sealed away from light.

Phycocyanin Description:

Phycocyanin is a dark blue powder isolated from spirulina. It is mainly found in cyanobacteria, red algae and crypto-algae. Phycocyanin is also commonly divided into C-phycocyanin and R-phycocyanin, the former mainly found in cyanobacteria, the latter mainly found in red algae, and both in crypto-algae. Its function is to absorb light (orange yellow) energy and transfer light energy [1]. It is not only a protein, but also an excellent natural food coloring, but also a good health food.

Phycocyanin Application:

(1) Natural food pigments: Phycocyanin is a water-soluble pigment, non-toxic, pure blue, clear and cute, and can be used as an additive in food colorants and cosmetics.

(2) Medical and health food: A variety of phycocyanin compound drugs have been successfully developed abroad. The Japanese Kangpai AIDS Research Institute has successfully reported that phycocyanin can improve anemia and hemoglobin. In 1982, Iijima et al. studied that oral administration of phycocyanin in mice increased the survival rate of mice injected with liver tumor cells, and the lymphocyte activity of the experimental group mice was significantly higher than that of the control group. They believed that this protein had immune and disease promoting functions. In 1986, Schwartz and Shklar from Harvard Hospital in the United States discovered that spirulina phycocyanin had an inhibitory effect on some cancer cells.

(3) A special reagent for biological, chemical, and cytological experiments: phycocyanin blue with fluorescence, which can be used as a research reagent for photodynamic studies in biology and cytology.