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Home All Products DL-Methionine (99% Powder) - China Origin
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IUPAC Name |
: 2-amino-4-(methylthio)butanoic acid |
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Cas Number |
: 59-51-8 |
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HS Code |
: 2930 |
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Formula |
: C5H11NO2S |
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Appearance Name |
: White Powder |
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Common Names |
: Metionina |
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Packaging |
: Upon confirmed inquiry |
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Brief Overview
Methionine, an amino acid rich in sulfur, plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and productivity of poultry. Its significance spans across various bodily functions. Through the generation of methyl groups, methionine oversees a range of metabolic processes. Moreover, it's indispensable for fostering cell growth and advancing development.
Manufacturing Process
The methionine production process involves several stages:
Firstly, it begins by converting raw materials, capable of methionine production, such as 2-amino-4-methylthiobutyronitrile or 2-amino-4-methylthiobutanamide, via hydrolysis in an aqueous ammonia solution. This conversion is facilitated by a biocatalyst, resulting in an ammonia solution containing methionine.
The subsequent step involves separating the biocatalyst from the methionine-containing ammonia solution obtained in the initial phase.
Finally, the third step revolves around distilling the ammonia from the product obtained in the second step to isolate and segregate methionine crystals.
Animal Feed Industry
DL-Methionine serves as a vital building block for protein and holds significant importance in the comprehensive growth and development of animals. Its availability in plants is limited, necessitating additional supplementation for herbivores like poultry and cattle. In poultry, methionine supplementation is particularly crucial as it supports feather growth alongside other essential functions.