Documentation

Novozymes Biopolymer has a wide range of literature available related to our studies of HyaCare®. Many of these documents can be downloaded here. However, for legal reasons we are not able to make all of our documentation public on our website. If you need more information, please contact us directly. Be sure to include details of your professional affiliation.

Product and company information

• Download our MSDS on HyaCare® here
• Download our "Novozymes Biopolymer" brochure here
• Download our "Product introduction" here
• Download our "HyaCare" brochure here 
   
• Download the lates Novozymes’ annual report here

Download our publications on Hyaluronic acid characterization:

• "Investigation of the kinetics of hyaluronic acid hydrolysis" - abstract and poster
• "Acid hydrolysis of hyaluronic acid for quantitative HPAEC-PAD monomer analysis" - poster
• "The influence of molecular weight on hydrodynamic properties of hyaluronic acid" - poster
• "A safe and efficient method to produce low molecular weight hyaluronic acid" - poster
• "Hyaluronic acid production in Bacillus" - poster

Download our publications on hyaluronic acid for cosmetics:

• "Very low molecular weight hyaluronic acid for antiaging and antiwrinkle treatment" - abstract and poster
• "The influence of molecular weight on skin penetration properties of hyaluronic acid" - poster

Download our publications on hyaluronic acid for eye care and wound healing:

• "Comparative studies of various hyaluronic acids produced by microbial fermentation for potential topical ophthalmic applications" - abstract and publication
• "New biosynthetic hyaluronic acid with well-defined molecular weight for improved wound healing" - abstract and poster

Download our publications on modified hyaluronic acid:

• "Visco-elastic properties of a new Bacillus-derived cross-linked hyaluronic acid towards osteoarthritis treatment" - abstract 
• "Synthesis and formulation of modified hyaluronic acid (HA) for cosmetic" - poster

Download our publications on different application areas:

• "New biosynthetic Bacillus-derived hyaluronic acid as an attractive potential biomaterial for tissue engineering applications" - poster

If you are looking for further or more specific information regarding our toxicological studies, FDA files and raw material files please contact us.