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Tomato Maturity Color Discrimination Based On Machine Vision, Bi Zhijian, Zhang Ruoyu, Qi Yanjie, Wu Yebei
Tomato Maturity Color Discrimination Based On Machine Vision, Bi Zhijian, Zhang Ruoyu, Qi Yanjie, Wu Yebei
Food and Machinery
Tomato quality is one of the most important factors ensured the consistency of tomato market factors. A color analysis method was proposed for classifying the fresh tomato, with reference to the national standard GB 8852—88, defining the classification standards of tomato maturity. In this study, tomato was divided into the four categories, full ripe, ripe, half ripe, and green ripe. RGB images of tomato were collected, removing the background and filtering de-noising, and then they were converted to HIS and HSV color models. Through the MATLAB programming, the mean values of the color components R, G, B, H, S, V, …
The Antioxidant Activity And Its Relationship With The Functional Components In Proso Millet, Zheng Nannan, Qi Wentao, Wang Chunling, Yun Tingting, Yao Yang, Ren Guixing
The Antioxidant Activity And Its Relationship With The Functional Components In Proso Millet, Zheng Nannan, Qi Wentao, Wang Chunling, Yun Tingting, Yao Yang, Ren Guixing
Food and Machinery
The effects of proso millets on the antioxidant activity of liver were evaluated by the high-fat diet C57BL/6 mice model, and the relationship of antioxidants with the contents of main bioactive compounds in proso millets were also studied based on the chemical and cellular analyses of the polyphenols and flavonoids contents. The results showed that the high-fat diet reduced the hepatic antioxidant capacity of liver, while the addition of proso millets could improve it significantly with a high-fat diet. The contents of both polyphenols and flavonoids were significantly different among different breeds of proso millets. The variation coefficient of total …
Effect Of Wheat Gluten Hydrolysate On The Recovery Of Intestinal Mucositis In Methotrexate Treated Rats, Yan Bin, Liu Liya, Wang Yanzhou, Zhou Xianrong, Zhou Sumei
Effect Of Wheat Gluten Hydrolysate On The Recovery Of Intestinal Mucositis In Methotrexate Treated Rats, Yan Bin, Liu Liya, Wang Yanzhou, Zhou Xianrong, Zhou Sumei
Food and Machinery
To investigate the effect of wheat gluten hydrolysate(WGH) rich in glutamine prepared through the enzymatic hydrolysis by trysin on small intestinal mucosal by methotrexate induced mucositis model in rats. The results showed that the WGH can significantly increase intestinal mucosa weight, villus height, crypt depth, protein and DNA content, decrease diamine oxidase level in plasma and increase glutathione content of small intestine mucosa. The WGH can efficiently alleviate the intestinal mucosal injury in rats.
Effect Of Processing Conditions On The Functional Properties Of Antioxidant Peptides From Pseudosciaena Crocea, Zhang Ningning, Zheng Baodong, Zhang Chong, Li Zhiyu
Effect Of Processing Conditions On The Functional Properties Of Antioxidant Peptides From Pseudosciaena Crocea, Zhang Ningning, Zheng Baodong, Zhang Chong, Li Zhiyu
Food and Machinery
The functional properties of antioxidant peptides from Pseudosciaena crocea under different processing conditions were studied, including the solubility, water absorption, retention properties, fat absorption, apparent viscosity, foaming and emulsifying properties. The results showed that the isoelectric point of the antioxidant peptides was pH 4.0, and at this point, the peptides possessed the lowest solubility and emulsifying activity, while the highest emulsion stability and foaming ability and stability. Moreover, it was also found that the antioxidant peptides showed higher water and fat absorptions, fluidity and lower retention properties. Therefore, the antioxidant peptides from P. crocea could be used as potential additives …
Study On Technology Of Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction Combined Macroporous Resin Purification Enrichment For Total Flavonoids From Geum Aleppicum And Its Radical Scavenging Activity, Chen Cheng, Luo Guoping, Yan Mengru, Wen Ming, Dang Sha
Study On Technology Of Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction Combined Macroporous Resin Purification Enrichment For Total Flavonoids From Geum Aleppicum And Its Radical Scavenging Activity, Chen Cheng, Luo Guoping, Yan Mengru, Wen Ming, Dang Sha
Food and Machinery
Taking the total flavonoids from Geum aleppicum by using ultrasound-assisted extraction and purification techniques, and test the scavenging ability to DPPH of total flavonoids. With extraction quantity of total flavonoids as dependent variable, the independent variables including ratio of liquid to solid, ethanol concentration, ultrasonic power, ultrasonic temperature and ultrasonic time were studied on extraction by single experiment and response surface methodology; the adsorption and desorption of total flavonoids were used to investigate adsorption and elution conditions of macroporous resin; the scavenging ability to DPPH was used to investigate antioxidant activity. The optimal extraction conditions were: ultrasonic power 300 W, …
Study On Extraction Process And Antioxidant Activity Of Melanin From Tremella Fuciformis Residue, Shi Xuan, Yan Yu, Liang Xuming, Tan Hongjun, Yang Yong, Zhong Geng, Shi Wenjuan
Study On Extraction Process And Antioxidant Activity Of Melanin From Tremella Fuciformis Residue, Shi Xuan, Yan Yu, Liang Xuming, Tan Hongjun, Yang Yong, Zhong Geng, Shi Wenjuan
Food and Machinery
Melanin was extracted by alkali solution and acid extraction method with the assistance of microwave from Tremella fuciformis residue. The separation and purification was optimized. The spectral characteristics and antioxidant activities of melanin were researched. The results showed that the optimum process of extracting melanin from Tremella fuciformis residue by alkali solution and acid extraction method with the assistance of microwave were as follows: amount of extraction solvent to yield 1∶40, concentration of NaOH 1.75 mol/L, hydrolyzing time 2 h, microwave treatment time 60 s. In this condition color value of melanin extracted from Tremella fuciformis residue was 156.6, and …
Ultrasonic-Assisted Extraction Of Polysaccharide From Ardisia Mamillata And The Evaluation Of Its Antioxidant Activity, Shao Jinhua, Ma Yongqiang, He Fulin, Li Tao, Yang Yuxiang
Ultrasonic-Assisted Extraction Of Polysaccharide From Ardisia Mamillata And The Evaluation Of Its Antioxidant Activity, Shao Jinhua, Ma Yongqiang, He Fulin, Li Tao, Yang Yuxiang
Food and Machinery
A orthogonal test was utilized to optimize the ultrasonic-assisted extraction process of the polysaccharide in Ardisia mamillata based on the single-factor experiment, and its antioxidant activity was evaluated. The results demonstrated that the polysaccharide in Ardisia mamillata could be extracted best by using distilled water as the extracting agent, with the solid-liquid ratio 1∶15（g/mL）was treated , ultrasonated at 65 ℃ for 20 min, for 4 times. Thus the extracting rate of the polysaccharide from Ardisia mamillata was (3.42±0.28) mg/g. Moreover, it was also found that the polysaccharide form Ardisia mamillata possessed good antioxidant activity. It was tested that the polysaccharide …
Study On The Antioxidation Of Chilli Seed In Lard Oil, Shen Wenjiao, He Xinyi, Feng Changlu, Liu Bin
Study On The Antioxidation Of Chilli Seed In Lard Oil, Shen Wenjiao, He Xinyi, Feng Changlu, Liu Bin
Food and Machinery
The antioxidation of chilli seed was investigated in this study. The unmilled and milled chilli seeds, and the ethanol extracts from them, with different concentration were added into lard oil, respectively, and put at (63±2) ℃. The POV value of the lard oil under different period was determined. The regression model between POV and storage time was established, and the induction time and oxidation protection factor were also calculated to evaluate antioxidant capacity of chilli seed. The results showed that the three kinds of chilli seed added in lard had antioxidant capacity. Best antioxidant effect was showed when unmilled added …
Enzymatic Extraction Of Bee Pollen Soluble Dietary Fiber And Its Physicochemical Analysis, Zheng Hui, Chen Xiping, You Zhendan, Xia Dongxue, Hu Xi
Enzymatic Extraction Of Bee Pollen Soluble Dietary Fiber And Its Physicochemical Analysis, Zheng Hui, Chen Xiping, You Zhendan, Xia Dongxue, Hu Xi
Food and Machinery
Bee pollen soluble dietary fiber was extracted by enzymatic extraction, and the physicochemical properties was analyzed, while, the products were compared with the bee pollen soluble dietary fiber by acid extraction and alkali extraction. The optimal enzymatic extraction conditions were determined as follows: extraction temperature 50 ℃, extraction time 2 h, enzyme 2.5%, pH 4. Under the conditions, the yield of bee pollen soluble dietary fiber was 4.11%. The product is milk-white powder, and has good smell. The swelling capacity, water holding capacity and the water-solubility of the fiber were 2.03 mL/g, 1.01 g/g, 91.26%, respectively. The bee pollen soluble …
Study On Quality Improving In Flavor Of Finished Summer Green Tea By Dry-Heat Post-Treatment, Li Yan, He Chunlei, Meng Xueli, Pei Xujing, Nie Congning, Li Tao
Study On Quality Improving In Flavor Of Finished Summer Green Tea By Dry-Heat Post-Treatment, Li Yan, He Chunlei, Meng Xueli, Pei Xujing, Nie Congning, Li Tao
Food and Machinery
Taking the finished summer green tea as the raw material, the single factor and orthogonal experiment were conducted by using dry-heat post-treatment to study the optimum technological parameter and effect of the optimum technical on the flavor of summer green tea. The results showed that: dry-heat post-treatment had a significant effect on improving the flavor quality of summer green tea. The optimum technicals were as followed: temperature 55 ℃, water content of unprocessed tea 9% and time 6 h. Sensory of the processed summer green tea showed aging taste disappeared, bitterness decreased and become mellow. In taste composition, the content …
Preparation And Characterization Of The Powder Microcapsules Of Cashew Nut, Chen Sida, Liang Lu, Li Yuting, Yan Xiaoyan, Liu Chengmei, Zhong Yejun, Zhong Junzhen, Xiong Yang
Preparation And Characterization Of The Powder Microcapsules Of Cashew Nut, Chen Sida, Liang Lu, Li Yuting, Yan Xiaoyan, Liu Chengmei, Zhong Yejun, Zhong Junzhen, Xiong Yang
Food and Machinery
Cashew was used to explore its powder microcapsule, and the production methods were optimized as well as its properties and structures represented. The results showed that the emulsion stability was the best, when emulsifier ratio of single and double fat gump to sucrose ester was 1∶2. Moreover, the best emulsifier content was found to be 1.5%, and the best core wall proportion was 1∶1, with the best solid content of 25%. Basic ingredients of microcapsules consisted of proteins ( 12.94%), water (2.38%), carbohydrate （61.57%）, ash （2.45%）， and fat (20.66%). Consequently, the rate of mcrocapsule embedding rate 94.10%, with density 0.68 …
Effects Of Mixed Strains Optimized From Sourdoughs On Quality Of Steamed Bread With Tartary Buckwheat Bran, Wang Xueting, Du Muying, Liao Yuting, He Rui, Li Yuzhu, Zsolt Zalán
Effects Of Mixed Strains Optimized From Sourdoughs On Quality Of Steamed Bread With Tartary Buckwheat Bran, Wang Xueting, Du Muying, Liao Yuting, He Rui, Li Yuzhu, Zsolt Zalán
Food and Machinery
The study was aimed to research the effect of mixed strains optimized from sourdoughs on the quality of steamed bread with tartary buckwheat bran, through sensory quality, texture profile analysis and SPME-GC-MS analysis. The Angel Yeast and Hungary yeast considered as control groups. The results showed that: the order of sensory evaluation was mixed strains (82.2±2.3) > Hungary yeast (80.9±1.3) > Angel yeast (77.1±1.4); the hardness, chewiness, cohesiveness, gumminess and resilience of fermented steamed bread with mixed strains was the best one; on the springiness, the steamed bread fermented with Hungary yeast was the best one. In flavor compounds, Angel yeast, Hungary …
The Effects Of Operating Parameters Of Cigarette Making Machine On Cigarette Yield, Yao Ermin, Shao Ning, Li Xiao, Jiang Xuebing, Zhang Mingya, Xu Xiufeng
The Effects Of Operating Parameters Of Cigarette Making Machine On Cigarette Yield, Yao Ermin, Shao Ning, Li Xiao, Jiang Xuebing, Zhang Mingya, Xu Xiufeng
Food and Machinery
The effects of cigarette machine operating parameters were studied on the yield of different grades of cigarettes. The effects of operating parameters, such as the amount of running silk, yarn feeding and yarn supply and the volume of ticking, on the yield of cigarettes A, B and C were studied by uniform design method. The results were as follows. ① The polynomial models of the running parameters and yield of different grades cigarettes were established. for A grades, it was YA=27.500+0.704X2+1.72E-03X2.081-2.110E-03X1X3; for B grades, it was YB= …
Research Progress On Transport Vibration Damage And Effects Of Fruits On Its Postharvest Physiology Characteristics And Quality, Jiang Bao
Food and Machinery
In our country, truck transport vibration is the important reason which leads to mechanical damage and quality decreased of fruits during storage and transportation. This paper was on the basis of the analysis of the vehicle vibration in the process of truck transportation, and influencing factors, focused on the latest process in effects of transport vibration on postharvest physiology properties and quality of fruits, providing a basis and reference for the reduced transport vibration damage of fruits.
Research Status And Progress Of Fatty Acid Analysis Methods In Beans, Xie Yanhua, Xie Jing, Li Pao, Chen Miaofen, Jiang Liwen, Chen Lili
Research Status And Progress Of Fatty Acid Analysis Methods In Beans, Xie Yanhua, Xie Jing, Li Pao, Chen Miaofen, Jiang Liwen, Chen Lili
Food and Machinery
In this paper, the methods of fatty acid extraction and methyl esterification of beans (the main products are soy food) were reviewed. A variety of physiological functions of fatty acids are described. Moreover the differences of diverse detection methods of fatty acids were analyzed. We hope to provide testing methods for the change of fatty acids in bean product processing, and providing the basis for the development of potential function's in oil and fat products.
Optimization For The Extraction Of Polysaccharides From Penicillium Camemberti And Its Antifreeze Activity, Liu Dong, Ye Hongling, Li Ping, Tan Wei
Optimization For The Extraction Of Polysaccharides From Penicillium Camemberti And Its Antifreeze Activity, Liu Dong, Ye Hongling, Li Ping, Tan Wei
Food and Machinery
In this paper, the single-factor and Box-Behnken experiments were employed to optimize the extraction parameters of intracellular polysaccharide (IPS) from Penicillium camemberti, i.e. liquid-solid ratio, extraction time and temperature, and the antifreeze activity of IPS was also evaluated. The results showed that the IPS could be best extracted with liquid-solid ratio 36.7∶1 (mL/g) at 89.6 ℃ for 123 min, and the yield of it was about 12%. In addition, the antifreeze activity of IPS was almost equal to glycerol, and the livabilities of Bifidobacterium breve, Bifidobacterium infantis, Bifidobacterium bifidum were significantly improved by 1%~2% IPS.
Research Progress On Physiological Activities And Its Mechanismof Beta-Cryptoxanthin, Sheng Ran, Sun Zhigao, Huang Qiaojuan, Hao Jingmei, Fang Ming, Yu Fengsheng
Research Progress On Physiological Activities And Its Mechanismof Beta-Cryptoxanthin, Sheng Ran, Sun Zhigao, Huang Qiaojuan, Hao Jingmei, Fang Ming, Yu Fengsheng
Food and Machinery
The beta-cryptoxanthin is composed of multiple prenyl units, belonging to the oxidation of carotenoid. It widely exists in persimmon, citrus and other plants, and also can be produced by microbial fermentation..Based on beta-cryptoxanthin, the mechanism of its absorption and physiological activities was reviewed, in order to provide reference for improving research and clinic application of beta-cryptoxanthin.
Antimicrobial Inhibitory Activities Of Phenolic Extracts From Four Selected Soybean Hulls In Culture And Chicken Skin Model Systems, And Preliminary Ace-Inhibitory Activity, Rajaa Abdulkair Abutheraa
Antimicrobial Inhibitory Activities Of Phenolic Extracts From Four Selected Soybean Hulls In Culture And Chicken Skin Model Systems, And Preliminary Ace-Inhibitory Activity, Rajaa Abdulkair Abutheraa
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Soybean components provide health benefits to humans. Soybean hulls, a major by-product of the soybean processing industry consist of complex carbohydrates, proteins, lipids and polyphenols such as anthocyanidins, proanthocyanidins and isoflavones. The polyphenolic compounds in the hulls give them various colors such as black, brown, green, yellow or even a mottled appearance. Studies have reported different soybean varieties with varying total phenolic compounds in their seed hulls, which have antioxidant property. Phenolic extracts can be used as substitutes for synthetic antimicrobials and preservatives to assist in preventing the growth of pathogens such as Salmonella Typhimurium, E coli 0157:H7, and Campylobacter …
Effects Of Fermentation By Yeast And Amylolytic Lactic Acid Bacteria On Grain Sorghum Protein Content And Digestibility, Christina Day
Effects Of Fermentation By Yeast And Amylolytic Lactic Acid Bacteria On Grain Sorghum Protein Content And Digestibility, Christina Day
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Grain sorghum is an underutilized crop despite many advantages to its cultivation. A drought-tolerant plant with many pest-resistant cultivars, its applications are limited by problems with nutrient availability, particularly protein digestibility. Digestibility of grain sorghum protein is reduced by antinutritional compounds in the grain like tannins and phytates, and by moist-heat cooking. Some of these concerns can be mitigated by how the grain is processed. Fermentation is one processing method that can improve digestibility. Fermentation can also concentrate protein in a substrate. In this experiment, grain sorghum was subjected to different treatments and used as a substrate for yeast fermentation. …
Effects Of Harvest Conditions And Thickness Fractionation On Physicochemical Properties, Cooking And Sensory Characteristics Of Long Grain Rice, Sara Esther Jarma Arroyo
Effects Of Harvest Conditions And Thickness Fractionation On Physicochemical Properties, Cooking And Sensory Characteristics Of Long Grain Rice, Sara Esther Jarma Arroyo
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Previous research has demonstrated the extensive impacts of various environmental and processing conditions on rice milling and processing characteristics. Nevertheless, little is known about the influences of these conditions on cooking and sensory qualities of rice. The present study aimed to determine the impact of cultivating location, harvest moisture content (HMC), and thickness fractionation on the physicochemical properties, and cooking and sensory characteristics of long-grain rice. Four long-grain rice cultivars (purelines: Cheniere and V3501, and hybrids: XP760 and XL753) were cultivated at Harrisburg, AR and Alvin, TX, and harvested at three HMC. Rough rice lots were conditioned and a portion …
Identification Of 81 Pseudomonas Aeruginosa By Phylogenetic Analysis Of 16s Rrna Gene Sequence, Zeng Xiaocong, Zhou Lu, Su Miaozhen, Han Zhijie, Chen Danxia
Identification Of 81 Pseudomonas Aeruginosa By Phylogenetic Analysis Of 16s Rrna Gene Sequence, Zeng Xiaocong, Zhou Lu, Su Miaozhen, Han Zhijie, Chen Danxia
Food and Machinery
81 Pseudomonas aeruginosa from Guangdong Provincial Institute of Food Inspection were identified by 16S rRNA sequence analysis. The DNA was isolated and the sequences of 16S rRNA gene were amplified by PCR with the bacterium universal primers, and then the PCR products were sequenced after 2% agarose gel electrophoresis. Moreover, the corrected sequences were aligned with Clustal X and the phylogenetic tree was constructed by MEGA5.1. Consequently, the identified results of the 81 strains confirmed their original identification before. On the phylogenetic tree, No. 24-3-QY strain formed a separate branch with No. 100-5-JM strain and No. 106-3-JM strain. No.2 8-1-DW …
Modeling And Dynamic Simulation Ofautomatic Apple Oriented Mechanism, Ma Yao, Yu Jinghu
Modeling And Dynamic Simulation Ofautomatic Apple Oriented Mechanism, Ma Yao, Yu Jinghu
Food and Machinery
It’s difficult to distinguish between apple damage and fruit axis and calyx in image processing. This results in poor efficiency and accuracy. An apple orientation mechanism is designed, and realized orientation of apple before image acquisition, thereby reducing image processing time. It mainly includes fruit pan, synchronous wheel, fixed caster and drive shaft. ADAMS was used to simulate the orientation process of apple, which verified the feasibility of the mechanism, and sure that the apple will not scratched in the orientation process. In order to improve the efficiency of apple sorting system, the optimal scheme was obtained by simulating the …
Studies On Volatile Oil Extracting Process Optimization By Supercritical Co2 And Analysis By Gc—Ms Of Allium Mongolicum Regel Flowers, Wen Junfeng, Liu Xia, Gao Liguo, Li Rui
Studies On Volatile Oil Extracting Process Optimization By Supercritical Co2 And Analysis By Gc—Ms Of Allium Mongolicum Regel Flowers, Wen Junfeng, Liu Xia, Gao Liguo, Li Rui
Food and Machinery
The volatile oil from the Allium mongolicum Regel flowers by supercritical-CO2 fluid extraction(SFE) was optimized using response surface methodology(RSM)，and the volatile oil was identified by GC—MS. The effects of the extraction pressure, extraction temperature, extraction time on the yield of volatile oil were investigated by a three-factor and three-level Box-Behnken central composite design with the extraction rate as the response value. The results showed that the optimum conditions for the extraction of Allium mongolicum Regel flower oil were as follows: extracting temperature 39 ℃, pressure 29 MPa, time 1.2 h, CO2 flux 20 L/ h. Under such condition, …
The Research Progress On Near Infrared Spectroscopic In The Non-Destructive Detection Ofthe Quality Of Edible Oil, Li Juan, Liang Shuyu
The Research Progress On Near Infrared Spectroscopic In The Non-Destructive Detection Ofthe Quality Of Edible Oil, Li Juan, Liang Shuyu
Food and Machinery
The Near infrared spectroscopy analysis technique, with the characteristics of high efficiency and speediness, non-destructiveness, environmentally friendliness and easiness to operation, has developed fast in the past few years and is widely used in quality identification of agricultural products. In this paper, it was summarized and prospected the application progress in many aspects, such as the detections of physicochemical index of edible oil, chemical changes during frying, adulterated oils, and the kinds of edible oil by using Near Infrared Spectroscopy analysis technique and chemometrics in recent years. This review provided the direction and basis for the further analyses of edible …
Effects Of Glycosidase（R.B1l And R.Cl） On Configuration Of Isoflavones And Improvement Of Flavor In Soybean Milk, Zhou Weijie, Xia Rong, Zhu Chongyang, Pei Jing, Tao Huiyuan, Cheng Yongqiang
Effects Of Glycosidase（R.B1l And R.Cl） On Configuration Of Isoflavones And Improvement Of Flavor In Soybean Milk, Zhou Weijie, Xia Rong, Zhu Chongyang, Pei Jing, Tao Huiyuan, Cheng Yongqiang
Food and Machinery
In order to obtain a higher content of soybean isoflavone glycosides and improve the flavor of soybean milk, two kinds of glycosidase (R.B1L and R.CL) were used in soybean milk processing, then the soybean isoflavones and lavor compounds were detected by high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry technique(GC/MS) respectively. The results showed that the amount of soybean isoflavone aglycones increased 7.289 μg/g, which was 35.7% higher than the control group. While, the bean flavor compounds of hexanal and 2-amyl furan decreased 10.8%, and the aroma compounds of hexyl alcohol and anti-2-nonene aldehyde increased 10.88%. It indicates that …
The Inhibitory Effect On Tyrosinase From P-Coumaric Acid, Ferulic Acid And Feruloylated Oligosaccharides, Yi Jingjing, Ou Shiyi, Dong Yingyan, Chen Qiuming
The Inhibitory Effect On Tyrosinase From P-Coumaric Acid, Ferulic Acid And Feruloylated Oligosaccharides, Yi Jingjing, Ou Shiyi, Dong Yingyan, Chen Qiuming
Food and Machinery
This study investigated the inhibitory effects of p-coumaric acid, ferulic acid and feruloylated oligosaccharides on catalytic activities of tyrosinase by analysising tyrosinase steady state activity and enzyme kinetics. The results showed that the three compounds were found to efficiently inhibit tyrosinase monophenolase activities. The p-Coumaric acid was the strongest inhibitor followed by feruloylated oligosaccharides and ferulic acid, with the IC50 value of 0.75, 3.20, 9.30 mmol/L respectively. Moreover, p-coumaric acid and ferulic acid were found to inhibit the activities of diphenolase with IC50 value of 4.3, 12.7 mmol/L respectively; however, feruloylated oligosaccharides showed no inhibitory effect on diphenolase …
Optimization Of A Microplate Bioassay Method Of Filtering Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors, Wang Hongyue, Chen Zhong, Jian Xufeng
Optimization Of A Microplate Bioassay Method Of Filtering Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors, Wang Hongyue, Chen Zhong, Jian Xufeng
Food and Machinery
The half inhibitory concentration (IC50) of alpha glucosidase inhibitors was detected based on a microplate assay method in this study in order to find the effective inhibitors for preparing hypoglycemic functional food. The reaction conditions were optimized by the four aspects, i.e., the enzyme concentration, the detection wavelength, the substrate concentration and the reaction time. The results showed that the optimum enzyme concentration ranged from 2.0 mg/mL to 3.0 mg/mL, and waves 520 nm and 492 nm were optimum among the five waves, 405, 450, 492, 520, 630 nm. Moreover, the suitable substrate concentration of sucrose ranged from …
Separation, Screening And Identification Of Special Microbial Strain For Beef Meat Tenderizer, Tan Ya, Li Zongjun, Li Ke, Wu Genliang
Separation, Screening And Identification Of Special Microbial Strain For Beef Meat Tenderizer, Tan Ya, Li Zongjun, Li Ke, Wu Genliang
Food and Machinery
In order to obtain microbial strain suitable for the tenderization of beef, a total of 22 bacteria of producing proteinase were isolated from traditional lobster sauce and wine song in Guizhou. With the screening by using microscopy, analyses of enzyme activities, and TPA value of beef with in treatment of fermented broth, a bacteria defined as D7 was found the optimal strain, and its enzyme activity was 71.68 U/g. The molecular biological identification results showed that it was very similar to Bacillus amyloliquefaciens (JN700123.1), and the similarity was 99%, on the basis of molecular biology identification, using 16S rDNA sequences …
Effect Of Gastrodia Elata Bl. Extracts On The Biosynthesis Of Extracellular Proteins In The Grifola Frondosa Under Submerged Fermentation, Huang Zhong, Wu Tianxiang, Yang Zutao, Zhu Sijie
Effect Of Gastrodia Elata Bl. Extracts On The Biosynthesis Of Extracellular Proteins In The Grifola Frondosa Under Submerged Fermentation, Huang Zhong, Wu Tianxiang, Yang Zutao, Zhu Sijie
Food and Machinery
Gastrodia elata Bl. extracts was added into the system of Grifola frondosa submerged fermentation, and then supplement-ation of Gastrodia elata Bl. extracts were optimized according to the biomass and the synthetic quality of extracellular proteins in G. frondosa. The changes of components in G. elata Bl. extracts before and after the sterilization, including gastrodin, p-hydroxybenzyl alcohol, p-hydroxybenzaldehyde, and parishin, were analyzed using HPLC. Moreover, the relationship of this changes between G. elata Bl. extracts and the in G. frondosa fermentation system were also investigated. The results revealed that 7% (v/v) G. elata Bl. extracts could facilitate G. frondosa to grow …
Identification And Quantitative Analysis Of Soybean Milk And Rice Milk In Raw Milk, Fang Xuanqi, Yang Daiming, Liu Lansong, Zhou Binbin, Zhang Juan, Zhang Jihong
Identification And Quantitative Analysis Of Soybean Milk And Rice Milk In Raw Milk, Fang Xuanqi, Yang Daiming, Liu Lansong, Zhou Binbin, Zhang Juan, Zhang Jihong
Food and Machinery
In order to identify raw milk, nonlinear chemical fingerprint of raw milk from different areas and that mixed with different content of soybean milk or rice water was established based on the steady system of “sodium bromate + manganese sulfate + Sulfate + acetone” by using nonlinear fingerprint technique . The raw milk samples that incorporated with soybean milk or rice water could be identified, and the adulterant could be judged by the characteristic information of their nonlinear chemical fingerprint. According to the relationship of parameter information and adulterant content, the relative global content of soybean milk or rice water …