RUSTAM TURAKULOV ,UMAROVA NIGORAKHON KHOLMATOVNA ,MOHHAMMED H. AL-FAROUNI ,V RAMAKRISHNAN ,DR. ABHISHEK KUMAR PANDEY
DOI: https://doi.org/In the biotechnological sector, pectin and pectinase are both vital macromolecules. Both compounds are effective, non-toxic natural devices with a wide range of applications. Pectic materials' structure, unique depolymerization, and biochemical characteristics, such as a catalytic mechanism and the close bonds between these molecules, can significantly expand their industrial applicability. For instance, learning about the modular molecular heterogeneity of the compounds can be viewed as the focal point for addressing industrial issues from a variety of perspectives. The basic information about structure, depolymerization properties, pectin classification, pectinase kinds, and biochemical nature has been attempted to be coordinated in this review. Additionally, this page explains many production techniques that entail product optimization and its significant contribution to the pharmaceutical industry (either pectinase or derived pectic products).
