Method for enriching DHA and EPA in fish oil based on liquid immobilized enzyme
An immobilized enzyme enrichment fish, immobilized lipase technology, applied in immobilized enzymes, biochemical equipment and methods, enzymes and other directions, can solve the difficulty of lipase separation, difficult to reuse immobilization cost, lipase volatile In order to reduce the loss and purification cost, reduce the application cost, and weaken the inactivation
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[0031] Take 6.5g of crude enzyme solution (75U / mL, pH 6) containing lipase AYS and 20mM phosphate buffer system, add 1.9g of sodium sulfate, mix well, add 1.6g of polyethylene glycol 400, separate liquid Upper layer gets 3g liquid immobilized lipase; Liquid immobilized lipase is placed in reactor, adds 30% sodium sulfate solution (containing the phosphate buffered saline of 1Mm, pH is 6) of 6.8g, 2g fish oil, under stirring at 200rpm The reaction was controlled at 37°C for 1h. After the reaction, centrifuge at 3000rpm for 3min. The experimental components are divided into three liquid phases: upper, middle and lower. The middle liquid phase is liquid immobilized enzyme. After taking it out, add 5mL of the salt-enriched lower phase solution of the above system, 2g of fish oil , reacted under stirring at 200rpm, controlled to repeat the reaction at 37°C for 1h, and so on, repeated 3 times in total, and measured the enzyme activity by the p-nitrophenol method. After the three rea...
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[0033]Take 6.5g of crude enzyme solution (75U / mL, pH 6) containing lipase AYS and 20mM phosphate buffer system, add 1.9g of sodium sulfate, mix well, add 1.6g of polyethylene glycol 400, separate liquid 3 g of liquid immobilized lipase was obtained from the upper layer; the liquid immobilized lipase was placed in a reactor, 7 g of 35% sodium sulfate solution and 2 g of fish oil were added, and the mixture was stirred at 200 rpm and reacted at 37° C. for 1 h. After the reaction, centrifuge at 3000rpm for 3min. The experimental components are divided into three liquid phases: upper, middle and lower. The middle liquid phase is liquid immobilized enzyme. After taking it out, add 5mL of the salt-enriched lower phase solution of the above system, 2g of fish oil , reacted under stirring at 200rpm, controlled to repeat the reaction at 37°C for 1h, and so on, repeated 7 times in total, and measured the enzyme activity by the p-nitrophenol method. After seven reactions, the enzyme activ...
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[0035] Take 6.5g of crude enzyme solution (80U / mL) containing lipase MAS1, add 1.5g of sodium sulfate, mix well and add 2g of [BMIM]BF 4 , liquid separation and take the upper layer to get 3.5g liquid immobilized lipase; put the liquid immobilized lipase in the reactor, add 6.2g of 36% sodium sulfate solution, 2g fish oil, react under stirring at 200rpm, and control it at 37°C Reaction 2h. After the reaction, centrifuge at 3000rpm for 3min. The experimental components are divided into three liquid phases: upper, middle and lower. The middle liquid phase is liquid immobilized enzyme. After taking it out, add 5mL of the salt-enriched lower phase solution of the above system, 2g of fish oil , react under stirring at 200rpm, repeat the reaction at 37°C for 2h, and measure the enzyme activity by the p-nitrophenol method. After the reaction, the enzyme activity retention rate is 90% of the initial reaction enzyme activity, and the EPA and DHA on the glyceride The enrichment rates w...
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