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Extractability and Bioavailability of the Natural Antioxidant Astaxanthin From a Green Alga, Haematococcus Pluvialis

As the richest source of astaxanthin, a natural antioxidant and coloring agent, the unicellular green alga, Haematococcus pluvialis, is being commercially exploited. A major constraint in the Haematococcus production system, however, is the thick, rigid cell walls associated with astaxanthin-rich cysts (or aplanospores). The thick walls prevent the extraction of cellular materials and consequently reduce the bioavailability of astaxanthin. Using a physical, chemical, or enzymatic method to disrupt the cell wall has proven to be very expensive and also introduce the risk of oxidation of astaxanthin by atmospheric oxygen The present invention provides a novel method for solving this problem by introducing two genetically modified Haematococcus pluvialis mutants. These two mutants, named as D 13-17 and N54-22, contain remarkably reduced amounts of cell wall materials, but retain the growth potential and ability to accumulate astaxanthin as high as the wild type strain. Organic solvent extraction efficiency assay has demonstrated that cellular astaxanthin can be more effectively and efficiently extracted from the cell wall-deficient mutants than from the wild type, suggesting that the mutants may provide better bioavailability of astaxanthin to humans and animals. The said mutants can be used for production of natural astaxanthin for human and animal consumption
Owner:ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY +1

Preparation and application of polyoxyalkyl epoxy acrylate-containing polymer active fatting agent

ActiveCN111154030AEasy to slidePlay a role in fatliquoringLeather impregnationEpoxyFiber
The invention discloses a synthesis method of a reactive polymer leather fatting agent. According to the method, a vinyl monomer with a polyoxyalkyl epoxy group structure, acrylic acid long-chain ester, acrylic acid and a cationic vinyl monomer are adopted and subjected to emulsion copolymerization to obtain the multi-element amphiphilic copolymer fatting agent. Epoxy groups in the molecular structure of the fatting agent have high reaction activity and can be covalently combined with skin collagen fibers; the polyoxyalkyl structure endows the copolymer with hydrophilicity and is beneficial toimproving the stability of an emulsion system; the long-chain alkyl structure plays a role in lubricating the leather fibers; and the cationic monomer can improve the bonding and fixing performance of the cationic monomer and the leather fiber. A solvent-free emulsion polymerization method is adopted for preparing the fatting agent, the requirement of the ecological fatting agent can be met, andthe fatting agent is particularly suitable for fatting non-chrome tanned leather. Because of the saturability of the molecular structure of the polymer and a reactive group contained in the molecularstructure, the defects that a traditional natural fatting agent is prone to oxidation and yellowing, poor in migration resistance and the like can be overcome.
Owner:SICHUAN UNIV
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