Method for extracting astaxanthin from phaffia rhodozyma
A technology of Phaffia yeast and astaxanthin, applied in the direction of organic chemistry, can solve the problems of low extraction rate of astaxanthin and large loss of astaxanthin, and achieve the effect of improving extraction rate and reducing loss
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[0045] Accurately weigh 1g of Phaffia yeast with an electronic balance, add 15ml of dimethyl sulfoxide, and soak at 32°C for 15 minutes; centrifuge to obtain soaked Phaffia yeast; add 5ml of 75% ethanol to the soaked Phaffia yeast , sonicate for 45s, control the ultrasonic amplitude to 60 μm, and centrifuge to obtain Phaffia cell fragments; add 40ml of acetone to the Phaffia cell fragments, extract at 60°C for 15min, and obtain an astaxanthin extract. The calculated astaxanthin yield was 195.3 μg / g.
Embodiment 2
[0047] Accurately weigh 1g of Phaffia yeast with an electronic balance, add 12ml of dimethyl sulfoxide, and soak at 35°C for 10 minutes; centrifuge to obtain soaked Phaffia yeast; add 4ml of 75% ethanol to the soaked Phaffia yeast , sonicate for 35s, control the ultrasonic amplitude to 48μm, and centrifuge to obtain Phaffia cell fragments; add 45ml of acetone to the Phaffia cell fragments, and extract at 50°C for 12min to obtain astaxanthin extract. The calculated astaxanthin yield was 180.7μg / g.
Embodiment 3
[0049] Accurately weigh 1g of Phaffia yeast with an electronic balance, add 18ml of dimethyl sulfoxide, and soak at 30°C for 12 minutes; centrifuge to obtain soaked Phaffia yeast; add 4.5ml of 75% Phaffia yeast to the soaked Phaffia yeast Ethanol, ultrasonic treatment for 30s, control the ultrasonic amplitude to 60 μm, and centrifuge to obtain Phaffia cell fragments; add 50ml of acetone to the Phaffia cell fragments, and extract at 52°C for 10min to obtain astaxanthin extract. The calculated astaxanthin yield was 182.6 μg / g.
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