Industrial Process

Microencapsulated Enzyme-Thermal Deactivation

Heat-triggered release of encapsulated enzymes for controlled reactions in food matrices.

Technical Description

Enzymes (e.g., lactase, amylase) are microencapsulated in heat-sensitive lipid/polymer shells (melting point 60–90°C). At target temperatures, shells rupture, releasing enzymes for substrate hydrolysis. Used for delayed lactose breakdown in

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