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EC number: 235-747-3 | CAS number: 12650-88-3
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No specific information exists on the abiotic degradation of lysozyme in the environment for hydrolysis or photolysis mechanisms. However, considering the large extended biodegradability of enzyme class, it is expected that possible abiotic degradation mechanisms will be of lower relevance for their environmental fate than biodegradation.
The same conclusion was reached about abiotic degradation also for Amylase, Cellulase, Lipase and for Subtilisins (Protease) reported in the HERA documents [1 and 2].
Reference
[1] HERA Human and environmental risk assessment on ingredients of household cleaning products - alpha-amylases, cellulases and lipases. 2005.
[2] HERA Human and environmental risk assessment on ingredients of household cleaning products - Subtilisins (Proteases). Edition 2.0. 2007.
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