Mannitol for Skin

Besides An Essential Skin Care Ingredient, Mannitol Can Do More!

• 2024-10-11
  

  Mechanism of Action of Mannitol | Detailed Overview

  The mechanism of action of mannitol has found its permanent place in the therapeutic armamentarium of physicians because of its original method of action based on the formation of osmotic gradients enabling fluid shifts in the body, and, therefore, considered to be safe and efficient in the prevention of the increased intraocular and intracranial pressure and as a diuretic in different clinical conditions.
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• 2019-02-13
  

  Roquette introduces two new wheat-free directly compressible grades of mannitol

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• 2024-10-24
  

  BASF expands peptide portfolio with Pepsensyal

  BASF’s Personal Care business unit is launching a new synthetic peptide for skin care applications. Inspired by the skin’s natural regeneration process, Pepsensyal (INCI: Mannitol (and) Acetyl SH-Tetrapeptide-1 (and) Lauroyl SH-Tetrapeptide-1) is clinically proven to reduce and delay the first visible signs of aging.
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• 2024-10-17
  

  BASF expands its biological portfolio with the introduction of seaweed biostimulants from Acadian Plant Health

  Ascophyllum nodosum is a seaweed that grows in the extreme conditions of the tidal zone of the North Atlantic. As a biostimulant, it is rich in bioactive compounds such as polysaccharides, mannitol and betaine.
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• 2024-04-19
  

  Breakthrough: China's First Profitable Biotech Emerges in 2024

  The success of SinoCellTech's recombinant VIII factor product can be attributed to two key factors. Firstly, the scarcity of plasma-derived VIII factor supply fueled the demand for recombinant VIII factor. With components such as mannitol, histidine, trehalose, and calcium chloride, recombinant VIII factor can be sold at prices ranging from 2,600 to 3,000 yuan per 1000IU, ensuring substantial profit margins. Secondly, the production of recombinant VIII factor is renowned as one of the most challenging endeavors in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, necessitating advanced technology and processes. SinoCellTech's SCT8000 project took nearly 15 years from initiation to market launch, including over 5 years of clinical trials and close to 2 years of regulatory approval. The company's exceptional profitability provided substantial support for increased research and development investments, enabling SinoCellTech to achieve profitability in its third full fiscal year following the commercialization of its flagship product.
• 2024-01-09
  

  What is Isomalt made of and What are its Industrial Uses? 

  It is made from glucose, mannitol, and sorbitol which are all sugar alcohol-classified carbohydrates. A form of carbohydrate with structures that mimic both sugar and alcohol is known as a polyol, often known as sugar alcohol. These three sugar alcohols are two distinct disaccharide combinations. Glucose and sorbitol make up the first disaccharide, and glucose and mannitol make up the second. Following their combination, the two disaccharides are subsequently converted into isomaltose and hydrogenated to produce isomalt. As a result, 50% glucose, 25% mannitol, and 25% sorbitol are used to create a resultant substance which we call isomalt.
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