Enzymatically modified gellan gum
A technology of gellan gum and high acyl gellan gum, which can be used in medical preparations containing active ingredients, food science, organic active ingredients, etc., and can solve problems such as complete specificity
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[0059] HA gellan gum was prepared by aerobic fermentation of Sphingomonas elodea and isolated as described above.
[0060] Incubate the isolated HA gellan gum at pH 6.3 and 40°C-70°C alone, or with PAE 12B (NZYtech), V2010 (Sigma) or Rapidase Press in an amount of about 2000 esterase units / gram of gellan gum (DSM Corporation) one of the enzyme mixes was incubated for different periods of time. Acetate and glyceride present on gellan gum before and after treatment were quantified as described above. Such as Figure 1c As shown, there are 4 different repeating units (RU) in gellan gum. Theoretically, HA gellan gum consists of 50% RU1 and 50% RU2, while LA gellan gum consists of 100% RU4 (corresponding to 1 glyceride per RU (100% glyceride) and every other One RU of 1 acetate (50% acetate)) composition. such as a bar graph ( image 3 ), the HA gellan gum used in this experiment contained about 80% glyceride and 45% acetate (0 hours). After incubation at pH 6.3, 70°C for 1, ...
example 2
[0062] The isolated HA gellan gum prepared as described in Example 1 was incubated with esterase PAE 12B at pH 6.6 for 0-4 hours and then the amount of bound and free acetate was determined by NMR spectroscopy. The results are shown in Figure 4a In, it appears from the figure that under the experimental conditions used, enzymatic deacetylation progresses faster with increasing enzyme dosage. Figure 4b The graph in shows the quantification of free acetate during the enzyme reaction, and the level of acetate removal can be controlled by adjusting the reaction time and enzyme dosage.
example 3
[0064] The isolated HA gellan gum was incubated with esterase PAE 12B under the same conditions as described in Example 1 and Example 2. The enzymatic reaction was stopped at various time points by lowering the pH to a level at which PAE 12B had negligible activity. The solution is then analyzed rheologically to provide gelation characteristics and temperature. result in Figure 5 shown in . When gellan gum was enzymatically treated, a 5°C–10°C increase in gelation temperature was found, which was associated with simultaneous removal of the acetate substitution. For samples without enzymes associated with slow removal of glycerides under these conditions, a slow and minor drop in gelation temperature was observed.
[0065] Partial deacetylation was also shown to have an effect on the rheological properties of gellan gum. A plot of G' at 20 °C based on the gelation characteristics shows that the enzyme-treated samples have lower viscosity (in Pa) at the longest reaction tim...
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