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Study On The Reduction Of Allergenicity Of Major Allergen In Penaeus Chinensis By Enzyme Cross-Linking

Posted on:2020-05-13Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:S Q NiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330590987845Subject:Food Science and Engineering
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Shrimp is very popular with consumers all over the world because of its delicious flavor and rich nutrients.However,in recent years,shrimp allergy has aroused great attention of the government and become a hot food safety issue.In this study,we investigated the effect of enzyme crosslinking on the allergenicity of Penaeus chinensis tropomyosin.We explored the effect of enzyme cross-linking on the structure of tropomyosin,and evaluated the allergenicity after cross-linking by in vivo and vitro experiments.The main contents are listed as follows.1.Tropomyosin was extracted and purified from Penaeus chinensis,and the cross-linking reaction was performed by using transglutaminase and tyrosinase.SDS-PAGE was used to evaluate the cross-linking reaction with different enzyme amount and reaction time.Serum samples from 20 allergic patients were used to determine the allergenicity change.The optimal conditions for transglutaminase was 37 ?,1 U/mg and 24 h.The optimum conditions for tyrosinase was 37 ?,800 U/mL and 24 h.Scanning electron microscopy(SEM)was used to observe the state of the cross-linked proteins,and the result showed that the cross-linked proteins were closely interwoven.In vitro digestion experiments showed that while TM was totally digested in 60 minutes,the cross-linking products can tolerate for longer time.In order to further verify the allergenicity reduction after enzyme cross-linking,human mast cell degranulation assay was carried out.Mast cells were stimulated with 10 ?g/mL protein,and the degranulation was assessed by the release of histamine,?-hexosaminase,IL-8 and TNF-?.The results showed that the degranulation-induction ability of tropomyosin was decreased after cross-linking.2.Circular dichroism was used to analyze the secondary structure change of tropomyosin after cross-linking.The contents of ?-helix,?-turn and random coil were 49.7%,24.7% and 25.6% when the reaction time was 0 h,respectively.With the prolongation of cross-linking reaction time,the content of ?-helix decreased,the content of random coil and ?-turn increased,indicating that the secondary structure was changed.After deconvolution and second derivative treatment,the protein acyl I band spectra were obtained,the percentages of secondary structure were calculated.The ?-helix content reached the lowest and the ?-sheet content reached the highest when the reaction time was 24 h,indicating that ?-helix was changed into ?-sheet.In addition,the fluorescence spectroscopy showed that the surface hydrophobicity of tropomyosin was increased after cross-linking,and reached the strongest at 24 h,indicating that the tertiary structure of the protein was also changed.In the ultraviolet spectrum analysis,the maximum ultraviolet absorbance at 280 nm was enhanced and a blue shift occurred after cross-linking,indicating that the protein polarity and structure were changed.In addition,the relationship between protein structure change and allergenicity reduction after transglutaminase catalyzed cross-linking was analyzed by Pearson bivariate correlation analysis.The results showed that the allergenicity was significantly correlated with the secondary structure of tropomyosin.3.The effect of enzymatic cross-linking on tropomyosin allergenicity was comprehensively evaluated by an in vivo mice model.Compared with the intact tropomyosin(TM group),cross-linked tropomyosin induced much weaker allergic symptoms.The levels of serum histamine and IgE in the cross-linking groups were lower than those in TM group.Cytokine(IL-10?IL-4)productions of the cross-linking groups were also lower than that of TM group significantly,indicating that the pro-inflammatory ability of the protein was decreased.The proportion of dendritic cells in TM group was significantly higher than that in the other three groups,and the proportions of regulatory T cells in the cross-linking groups were significantly higher than that in TM group,suggesting that cross-linked protein may inhibit food allergy by inducing immune tolerance.In conclusion,the mouse model demonstrated that the allergenicity of tropomyosin was decreased after of enzyme cross-linking.
Keywords/Search Tags:Penaeus chinensis, tropomyosin, allergenicity, enzyme crosslinking, mast cell, structure, mice
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