Bacteria Lysate

Bacterial lysates, also known as bacteria lysates, are preparations obtained by rupturing (lysing) bacterial cells to extract their internal components such as proteins, DNA and other molecules. This process is commonly used in biotechnology and pharmaceutical applications where the goal is to obtain critical components of the bacteria that can function as active ingredients in various products. It is a complex method based on the rupture of the bacterial cell wall, which allows the contents of the cell to be extracted.

Bacterial lysates are widely used, for example, in cosmetics or dermatology. Incorporating bacteria lysate into cosmetic products such as creams, masks or serums can help to strengthen the skin's defence system, rejuvenate it and help to renew it. In medicine, bacterial lysates are commonly used in various therapeutic products - for example, in vaccines, antibiotics or advanced therapeutic systems for the treatment of various diseases. They have the ability to stimulate the immune system to defend against pathogenic microorganisms. This property also makes bacterial lysates very useful in the food industry, especially in probiotic food supplements.