Glucosylglycerol Raw Material Powder | CAS 22160-26-5

Glucosylglycerol (GG for short) is a kind of naturally occurring small molecule of heteroside, which can be synthesized by many kinds of green plants (such as lily, reborn grass), algae (such as many kinds of cyanobacteria) and some heterotrophic microorganisms, and plays an important role in resisting and adapting to adverse environment.

Because of Glucosylglycerol good biocompatibility, stability to biological macromolecules, high moisture retention, non-cariogenic, and potential health care and therapeutic effects, Glucosylglycerol has great application potential in cosmetics, enzyme preparations, food industry and medicine.

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Glucosylglycerol Research

glucosylglycerol (GG) is a kind of glycoside compound formed by connecting glycerol and glucose molecules through glycosidic bonds, in which the structure with important physiological functions is 2-α configuration. 

Studies have proved that GG mainly has important physiological functions such as skin moisturizing, preventing dental caries, α -glucosidase inhibitor, helping to stabilize macromolecules, inhibiting the accumulation of neutral fat in fat cells, antiallergic and anticancer, and it has great application potential in related fields.

Glucosylglycerol Raw Material Powder | CAS 22160-26-5

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