Ovalbumin Peptide

Albumin peptides are small-molecule peptides derived from chicken ovalbumin through enzymatic hydrolysis, typically with a molecular weight less than 3000 Da. Their amino acid composition is highly similar to human serum albumin, containing all 20 amino acids. Albumin peptides function to maintain plasma osmotic pressure, increase blood volume, and provide balanced amino acids. As a functional macromolecular protein in plasma, it can be absorbed orally. Compared to traditional blood products, oral administration can reduce the risk of certain infections and directly participate in the body's metabolism, placing less burden on the liver. As a functional bioactive peptide, albumin peptides possess corresponding physicochemical characteristics, such as low viscosity, good solubility, and high activity.

Composition and Structure

The amino acid composition of albumin peptides is very close to that of human serum albumin, containing all 20 amino acids, with a reasonable proportion of the 8 essential amino acids, closely resembling the human amino acid pattern.

Absorption and Utilization

As a small-molecule peptide, albumin peptides do not require complex digestion and can be directly absorbed by the human intestine, exhibiting high bioavailability. They can quickly replenish the body's nutritional needs, making them particularly suitable for individuals with weak digestive and absorptive functions.

(1) Hepatoprotective Effect

Albumin synthesis requires the liver. Insufficient albumin intake and impaired liver function are burdensome. Supplementing with albumin polypeptides allows them to directly participate in the biochemical processes of body tissues without liver involvement, thus restoring liver function.

(2) Nutritional Regulation

Chicken egg albumin and human serum albumin have very similar amino acid compositions, containing all the amino acids required by the human body. Albumin polypeptides contain 20 essential amino acids, including non-essential ones, supplementing the body's needs. Furthermore, their composition is similar to human serum albumin, allowing them to replace serum albumin and assist in the transport and metabolism of various substances within the body.

(3) Immune Regulation

Albumin polypeptides can promote the functional recovery of immune tissues, restoring the functions of the thymus, spleen, and lymphatic system, and enhancing the body's disease resistance. This is particularly beneficial for adolescents, children, and the elderly in resisting viral and bacterial infections and enhancing their disease resistance.

(4) Promotes Nucleic Acid Absorption from Food

Albumin polypeptides promote the absorption and transport of nucleosides and increase their distribution in the liver and thymus tissues. Albumin polypeptides enhance the body's cellular immune function, improve the absorption of nucleic acids and their breakdown products, increase the distribution of these products in immune organs, facilitate the salvage synthesis of nucleic acid metabolism within immune cells, and improve the body's cellular immune function.

Albumin peptides have broad application prospects in disease treatment, prevention, anti-aging, physical enhancement, and nutritional supplementation. Their applications have expanded from traditional nutritional supplementation to functional foods, special medical uses, and drug development.

In clinical nutritional support and rehabilitation, oral albumin peptides can serve as a natural substitute for human serum albumin, providing continuous albumin supplementation. They can be used concurrently with injections to boost albumin levels and other nutrients. Compared to injections, oral administration is safer, avoiding the potential for long-term inhibition of endogenous albumin synthesis.

In functional foods and daily nutritional enhancement, albumin peptides are formulated into various forms, including liquid drinks, oral solutions, and protein powders. These products can activate the immune system, improve cell activity, and repair damaged tissues for daily nutritional supplementation. These products exist in multiple forms.

Their easily absorbed properties make albumin peptides suitable for targeted nutritional supplementation in sensitive populations such as infants, pregnant women, and postpartum women.

In the field of drug carrier research and development, cutting-edge research shows that specific human serum albumin peptide fragments exhibit no cytotoxicity in in vitro experiments and can selectively accumulate in the kidneys in vivo. This demonstrates its potential as a novel renal-targeting drug carrier, providing a research foundation for the development of renal-targeting therapy systems.

Shaanxi Yuantai Biotechnology Co., Ltd. was established in 2014, mainly supplying herbal extracts, functional cosmetic raw materials, organic products, etc. We have our own factories, R&D and quality inspection teams, and have the conditions for development, production, and quality assurance. At present, we have obtained ISO9001, ISO22000, HALAL, KOSHER, HACCP, FDA and other certificates. Therefore, the quality of our products is guaranteed, and it is our original intention to bring high-quality products to customers.

packaging

1KG/Aluminium bags , 25kg/barrel

Storage: Store in a cool, dry, clean place away from moisture and direct light.

We also have special packaging for special products, such as: retinal - cold chain transportation; deoxyarbutin - vacuum transportation