Product name | L-Carnosine |
Molecular Formula | C9H14N4O3 |
Molecular Weight | 226.23 |
CAS No. | 305-84-0 |
Quality Standard | 99% - 101% / Food grade |
Appearance | White crystalline powder |
ITEMS | SPECIFICATIONS | METHOD | RESULTS |
APPEARANCE | WHITE POWDER | ORGANOLEPTIC | CONFORMS |
COLOR | WHITE TO ALMOST WHITE | ORGANOLEPTIC | CONFORMS |
SMELL | ODOURLESS | ORGANOLEPTIC | CONFORMS |
IDENTIFICATION | MUST COMPLY | IR | CONFORMS |
LOSS ON DRYING | 1.0%MAX | USP | 0.23% |
HEAVY METALS | 10PPM MAX | USP | <10PPM |
ARSENIC | 1PPM MAX | USP | <1PPM |
LEAD | 3PPM MAX | USP | <3PPM |
CADMIUM | 1PPM MAX | USP | <1PPM |
MERCURY | 0.1PPM MAX | USP | <0.1PPM |
IMPURITY | UNKNOWN IMPURITY B(ca.Rt2.2):<0.15% | HPLC | 0.07% |
L-HISTIDINE+αunknown Impurity F(ca.Rt3.0):<0.30% | HPLC | 0.05% |
Unknown Impurity E(ca.Rt11.0):<0.20% | HPLC | 0.10% |
Any other Impurities:<0.10% | HPLC | <0.10% |
RESIDUE ON IGNITION | 0.10% MAX | USP | 0.04% |
SPECIFIC ROTATION | +20° TO +22° | USP | +21.5° |
MELTING POINT | 250-265°C | UPS | CONFORMS |
PH(IN 2% WATER) | 7.5-8.5 | USP | 8.2 |
L-HISTIDINE | 1.0% MAX | HPLC | <1.0% |
β- ALANINE | 0.1% MAX | HPLC | <0.1% |
TOTAL AEROBES COUNTS | 1000CFU/g MAX | USP | <10CFU/g |
MOLD & YEAST | 100CFU/g MAX | USP | <10CFU/g |
E.COLI | NEGATIVE | USP | N.D. |
SALMONELLA | NEGATIVE | USP | N.D. |
HYDRAZINE CONTENT | N.D. | COLORIMETRY | N.D. |
PARTICLE SIZE | 100% THROUGHT 100MESH | USP | CONFORMS |
LOOSE BULK DENSITY |
| USP | 0.25g/ml |
ASSAY (HPLC) | 99.0-101.0% | HPLC | 99.43% |
CONCLUSION | CONFORM WITH THE ENTERPRISE STANDARD |
Function of L-Carnosine
L-carnosine is a natural dipeptide found in skeletal muscle, heart, brain and other nerve tissues. The combination of two amino acids is called a dipeptide. Therefore, L-carnosine is a combination of β-alanine and L-histidine.
The concentration of dipeptide decreases with age. Therefore, this type of nutritional supplement is also for anti-aging. L-carnosine can reduce glycation end products (AGEs), which is a variant protein that plays an important role in the aging process. In addition, carnosine also helps reduce cross-linked collagen that causes wrinkles and reduces skin elasticity. In other words, L-carnosine is good for slowing down the skin aging process.
Functions and benefits of L-carnosine
L-carnosine can also help prevent atherosclerosis, joint inflammation, and cataract formation. It can help body tissues get rid of a lot of toxins. The chemical structure of carnosine can bind certain metal toxins to prevent them from damaging the body. In addition, carnosine also helps regulate zinc and copper in the body.
Why do L-carnosine have these benefits?
Some evidence suggests that L-carnosine can protect cells from being killed by toxins, which are responsible for many neurological diseases. Sensitivity to glutamate is also a cause of toxin production and may cause damage to brain cells. Glutamate is the main excitatory neurotransmitter, so it is judged that L-carnosine has the potential to protect cells from death.