Liquid milk in-vitro static digestion and intestinal cell culture method for simulating gastrointestinal environment of rats
A technology for intestinal cells and liquid milk, applied in the field of food digestion and cell biology, can solve the problems of limited accuracy and affect the digestion process, and achieve the effect of improving reliability and authenticity
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[0073] Simulating the digestion process of liquid milk in the gastrointestinal tract of rats
[0074] Wistar male rats (SPF grade) of three age groups were purchased for the test. Among them, "group 1, young age" is 1-2 weeks old, 64 rats; "group 2, adult" is 6-8 weeks old, 64 rats; "group 3, old age" is 20-22 weeks old, 64 rats only. All rats were fasted for 12 hours in advance, and fresh skim milk (2.5mL, with a total milk protein content of about 75mg) was artificially administered to the rats (in order to ensure that the starting time was basically uniform, each group was operated by 4 skilled experimenters at the same time , with 2-person number and timing). Dissect rats at 8 time points such as 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, 1 hour, 1.5 hours, 2 hours, 3 hours, and 4 hours after gavage (for pH and enzyme activity tests, each time point Get 4; for the total nitrogen test, get 4 additionally at each time point), as follows:
[0075] a. Measure the pH of the gastri...
Embodiment 2
[0082] Using the parameters constructed in Example 1, taking adult Wistar mice as an example, the soluble digestion product was pretreated by high-temperature boiling to inactivate trypsin, and then used for intestinal cell culture.
[0083] Specifically:
[0084] ①Take 100mL of raw milk (the crude protein content of milk is determined to be 3200mg), and centrifuge to skim the fat.
[0085] ② In vitro simulated gastric digestion steps of cow's milk. Use a glass Erlenmeyer bottle to hold milk and adjust the pH to 2.8. Prepare intestinal digestion buffer (pH=2.8): KCl 6.9mM, KH 2 PO 4 0.9mM, NaHCO 3 25mM, NaCl 47.2mM, MgCl 2 0.1mM, (NH 4 ) 2 CO 3 0.5mM, CaCl 2 0.15mM, add milk volume 1 / 2 (50mL) gastric digestion buffer. Pepsin (Sigma, P6887, 40 mg) was weighed at 1 / 80 of the milk protein mass, and a small amount (1-2 mL) of gastric digestion buffer was used to dissolve the pepsin. Add the pepsin solution into milk (shake well), and quickly transfer the Erlenmeyer ...
Embodiment 3
[0092] Same as Steps ① to ④ of Example 2, step ⑤ adopts the ultrafiltration method to pretreat the milk digestate (50 mL) to obtain the lower layer filtrate (<3KD). Add 300 μL of saturated NaCl solution, adjust the osmotic pressure of the solution to 310 mOsm / L, and sterilize by microfiltration. Subsequent steps are the same as ⑦ in embodiment 2.
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