As lactoferrin precipitates within a specific pH range (approx. 8 to 9), but its IEP lies far from that of other proteins, no co-precipitate can form – thus, according to the AI definition (as the gold standard), the lactoferrin is both pure and native.
A special washing protocol is used to remove impurities, resulting in a pure, highly soluble powder following freeze-drying.
The process reduces costs (OPEX/CAPEX) by a good 50% and is 10 to 15 times faster, at significantly lower cost. The native product can be easily characterised by HPLC analysis, as high purity goes hand in hand with biological activity.
Electro-
Alkalinisation
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