Origin - Animal
Scientific Classification - Equidae
Chemical Characteristics - Complex Proteins, Lipids
Use - Historical and Contemporary Studies
Description -
LAC EQUINUM - EQUUS FERUS CABALLUS, derived from the horse, belongs to the Equidae family and is noted for its intricate protein and lipid composition. Its molecular profile has been documented in pharmacognostic catalogs for structural traits, highlighting its relevance in both historical research and ongoing scientific analysis. Recognized for its unique chemical structure. Get suggestions for similar products - Sugar Imprint Spheres and Frequency Healing Modality.
Scientific Classification - Equidae
Chemical Characteristics - Complex Proteins, Lipids
Use - Historical and Contemporary Studies
Description -
LAC EQUINUM - EQUUS FERUS CABALLUS, derived from the horse, belongs to the Equidae family and is noted for its intricate protein and lipid composition. Its molecular profile has been documented in pharmacognostic catalogs for structural traits, highlighting its relevance in both historical research and ongoing scientific analysis. Recognized for its unique chemical structure. Get suggestions for similar products - Sugar Imprint Spheres and Frequency Healing Modality.
