Antrodia camphorate quick liquid fermentation process based on asexual spores

Abstract

The invention provides an Antrodia camphorate quick liquid fermentation process based on asexual spores. The process is characterized by comprising the following steps of: fermenting Antrodia camphorate serving as parent strains in a fermentation tank to generate the asexual spores; and taking a part of fermentation broth containing the Antrodia camphorate asexual spores to another fermentation tank provided with fresh fermentation media to continuously ferment after the completion of fermentation, wherein material removing and feeding, re-fermentation and circulation can be repeated several times according to requirements. Compared with a batch fermentation process, the quick fermentation process can shorten the fermentation period of the Antrodia camphorate by at least 40 percent and has the characteristics of improvement on production strength, reduction in the probability of bacterial contamination, stabilization of fermentation quality of an Antrodia camphorate product and the like.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of bioengineering, and in particular relates to a rapid liquid fermentation process of antrodia camphorata based on asexual spores. Background technique

[0002] Antrodia camphorata (Antrodia camphorata), commonly known as Antrodia camphorata and Antrodia camphorata, is a unique medicinal fungus in Taiwan (Polyporaceae, Phyllobacteriaceae), with a high degree of host specificity. The interior of the core material of the broad-leaved tree camphor tree. For a long time, Antrodia camphorata has been used by folks to relieve alcohol and protect the liver, treat liver pain, food poisoning, abdominal pain, diarrhea, inflammation, skin itching and liver cancer, and has good curative effects. Modern pharmacological studies have confirmed that the fruiting body of Antrodia camphorata and its fermentation products have unique effects in protecting the liver, anti-oxidation, and treating liver cancer. So far, more th...