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Product Overview

Urease Active Meal – Lancer is a coarse powder blend derived from jack bean and known for its natural urease enzyme activity, widely used in biochemical research and enzyme studies.

In academic settings, it is commonly used in biochemistry labs to demonstrate enzymatic breakdown of urea into ammonia and carbon dioxide. It is also employed in pH change demonstrations due to the production of basic end products.

In industrial environments, this enzyme-rich meal assists in fertilizer testing, soil enzyme activity analysis, and research in biofertilizer efficiency. It is also applied in environmental monitoring where urease activity is an indicator.

In institutional and R&D labs, the product is valued for its natural source, making it suitable for sustainable research on nitrogen metabolism, enzyme kinetics, and soil microbiology.

FAQs

1. What is urease active meal used for?
   It is used for studying urea hydrolysis and enzymatic activity in biochemical and agricultural applications.

2. Is it different from pure urease powder?
   Yes, it contains additional plant material from jack beans and has lower specific activity compared to purified urease.

3. Can this be used in pH-related experiments?
   Yes, it’s ideal for demonstrating pH changes during urea breakdown due to ammonia production.

4. What’s the best way to store it?
   Store in a dry, cool place away from light to retain enzyme activity.

5. Is it suitable for enzyme extraction studies?
   Yes, it’s a common source for crude enzyme extractions and comparative analysis.