Hemin NEW

Product Name: Hemin

Molecular Formula: C34H32ClFeN4O4

Molecular Weight: 651.94

Appearance: Black powder

Purity: 2%-8%

CAS Number: 16009-13-5

EINECS number: 240-140-1

Supplier: ZhenYiBio

What is Hemin?

Hemin (hemin) is a metal porphyrin compound with a simple structure. It is formed by the complexation of a molecule of ferrous iron and protoporphyrin. It is an in vitro group substitution of natural heme (heme). similar. As an indispensable small Chemicalbook molecular substance in living organisms, heme is widely present in various animals, plants, microorganisms, algae and other organisms. Weien Biotechnology uses its own patented technology to extract hemin from the blood of livestock and poultry. Research and practice have found that hemin has a significant effect on alleviating the abiotic stress of plants.

Hemin (also known as porphyrin iron, hematoporphyrin, heme chloride, heme), is extracted from pig and cattle blood, recognized by modern medicine to prevent and treat iron deficiency Chemicalbook anemia, high absorption rate, A good biological iron source, no iron smell, and no gastrointestinal irritation. It is the first choice for the production of iron-supplemented foods, medicines, health products, and cosmetics.

Hemin Benefits

1.In the food industry

Heme can replace the coloring agent nitrite and synthetic pigments in meat products; in the pharmaceutical industry, heme can be used as a raw material for semi-synthetic bilirubin, and can be used to prepare anti-cancer drugs; Clinically, heme can be made into heme iron supplements.

2.Nutritional supplements (iron fortifiers)

Heme are extracted from pig blood. It is recognized by modern medicine to prevent and treat iron deficiency anemia. It has high absorption rate and good effect. It has no iron smell and does not irritate the intestines and stomach. It is the first choice for the production of natural iron-supplemented foods, medicines, health products, and cosmetics.

3.Biochemical research

It used as a blood test stain; used in the preparation of hematoporphyrin hydrochloride.