Julyherb best price private label 99% additives sweeteners gos galactooligosaccharides Powder CAS 6587-31-1

Galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS), also known as galactosyl oligosaccharides, are natural prebiotics composed of galactose and glucose linked by glycosidic bonds. Primarily found in mammalian milk, they selectively promote the proliferation of beneficial gut bacteria and modulate immune function.

Definition and Chemical Structure

Galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS) belong to the category of functional oligosaccharides. Their molecular structure consists of 2-10 galactose units and 1 glucose unit linked by β-glycosidic bonds, making them hetero-oligosaccharides in nature. As prebiotics, GOS are not broken down by human digestive enzymes but can be utilized by beneficial gut bacteria.

Natural Sources and Distribution

  • Breast Milk: The richest natural source (approximately 0.6%), serving as a key component for infant gut microbiota development.

  • Animal Milk: Present in lower concentrations in cow’s and goat’s milk, with goat milk oligosaccharides exhibiting a composition closer to that of human milk.

  • Industrial Production: Primarily manufactured through enzymatic synthesis (e.g., starch catalysis) for use as a sucrose alternative in food additives.

Products Description

Type
Maltitol Syrup Powder
Form
Powder
Part
Fruitbody
Extraction Type
Solvent Extraction
Packaging
Bottle, Drum, Vacuum Packed
Place of Origin
Shaanxi,China
Grade
Food grade
Brand Name
Julyherb
Model Number
JH2025060507
Cultivation method
artificial planting
Product name
99% additives sweeteners gos galactooligosaccharides Powder
Type
Nutrition Enhancers, sweetener galactooligosaccharides GOS
Apperance
White Powder
CAS No.
6587-31-1
MF
C18H32O16
Keywords
additives sweeteners gos galactooligosaccharides
Specification
99%
Shelf life
2 Years
Storage
Cool Dry Place

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Additives sweeteners gos galactooligosaccharides
Galactooligosaccharides is a oligosaccharide that exists in human breast milk but very little in cow milk. Its existence provides an extremely important carbon source for beneficial bacteria in infants and young children (such as bifidobacteria, and lactobacilli) to become the dominant flora. Commercial galactooligosaccharides use lactose as a substrate to utilize microbial β-D-Galactosidase catalyzes the galactosyl transfer reaction to produce.

1. Dairy products, infant formula food, and yogurt products.
2. functional products and health food.
3. Food additives, meat, bakery, cereals, candies, desserts, fruit-related products.
4. Beverage, drinking water and alcoholic beverages.

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