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Preparation Of Porcine Haemoglobin Biopeptides By Ultrafiltration Methodology

Posted on:2016-07-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:P WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2271330479479054Subject:Agricultural Products Processing and Storage
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In order to develop efficient industrialization process of prepareing hemoglobin activity peptide, the condition optimization of hydrolysis and the membrane processes were analyzed, then we could obtain angiotensin I-converting enzyme(ACE) inhibition peptide. The main contents and results were as follows:1. Optimize the hydrolysis condition. Firstly, the hemoglobin powder was hydrolysised by pepsin for 12 hours, the enzymatic hydrolysis conditions: the substrate concentration was 3.0 %, the enzyme concentration [E]/[S]% was 1.0 %, the temperature was 37 ℃,p H value was 3. The degree of hydrolysis was 18.1 %. The ultrafiltration membranes of Mw cut-off 30 k Da, 10 k Da and 6 k Da were used to separate inhibitory peptides from pepsin hydrolysate. We can get four parts, then made the hydrolysate freeze-dried, the ACE inhibitory rate of molecular weight beyond 30 k Da was 16.5 %, molecular weight between10-30 k Da was 21.7%, molecular weight between6-10 k Da was 24.3%, molecular weight lower than 6 k Da was 55.6% and the color was white. The content of inhibition peptides in lower than 6 k Da was measured by high performance liquid chromatography, the content of VVPWT was 0.094 % and the content of LGFPTTKTYFPHF was 0.891 %.2. Optimization of membrane separation conditions. The pressure, temperature and p H value which was the main factors that affect the permeation flux were studied. The optimized conditions were as follows: operating pressure is 0.17 MPa, liquid temperature is 40 ℃, p H value is 3, the optimal activation process was determined. It was cleaned by 2.0 % hydrochloric acid for 15 min and then 0.5 % Na OH solution for 15 min, the recovery rate reached above 95 %.3. The determination of multi-step hydrolysis conditions. The parts which had lower ACE inhibitory rate were hydrolysised again by enzymes and the optimal enzymatic hydrolysis conditions were as follows: P-I(≥30 k Da) and P-II(10-30 k Da) were hydrolysised by alkaline for 1 hour; P-III(6-10 k Da) was hydrolysised by neutaral for 5 hours. P-I-I(≥30 k Da) was hydrolysised by alkaline for 1 hour; P-II-I(10-30 k Da) was hydrolysised by alkaline for 3 hours( the substrate concentration was 2.0 %, the enzyme concentration [E]/[S]% was 1.0%,the temperature and p H were the optimal conditions for enzyme).
Keywords/Search Tags:Porcine blood, Hemoglobin, peptide, Angiotensin-I-converting, Enzyme, Ultrafiltration
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