A team recently detailed an auto-expression medium to maximize protein production that uses galactose rather than lactose to induce auto-expression.

According to the American College of Gastroenterology, our bodies rely on a digestive enzyme called lactase to help break down lactose into simple sugars (called glucose and galactose).

There’s a quiet sugar that most people never think about: galactose. It doesn’t show up on most food labels. It’s not as ...

Lactose consists of 2 sugars together – glucose and galactose. The body produces the enzyme lactase, which breaks those 2 ...