Method for screening freeze-drying protective agent for lactobacilli by using liposome technology
A technology for drying protective agents and liposomes, which is applied in biochemical equipment and methods, and the determination/inspection of microorganisms, which can solve the problems of long time and high operation requirements.
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[0026] (1) Refer to step 1 to prepare β-galactosidase liposomes.
[0027] (2) Add different protective agents
[0028] Divide 60ml of enzyme liposome into five parts, and put them into test tubes, 10ml in each tube, labeled ①②③④⑤.
[0029] No. ① test tube, put it in the refrigerator to refrigerate;
[0030] In test tube ②, add trehalose. Prepare 100mg / 100ml. That is, 0.1000g, dissolved in 100ml of water. Then take 2.5ml to 10ml liposome solution. (The final trehalose concentration is about 20mg / 100ml)
[0031] No. ③ test tube, add hyaluronic acid. You can prepare 2mg / 100ml hyaluronic acid solution (weigh 0.0020g hyaluronic acid dissolved in 100ml water), and then take 2.5ml into 10ml liposome solution. (The final hyaluronic acid concentration is 0.4mg / 100ml)
[0032] In test tube ④, add trehalose and hyaluronic acid mutual protection agent, 10mg / 100ml and 0.2mg / 100ml. Take 1.286ml of 100mg / 100ml trehalose solution and 1.429ml of 2mg / 100ml hyaluronic acid solution.
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