Preparation method of tilapia fish peptide with antioxidant activity and liquid product
By employing vacuum freeze-drying, ultrafine pulverization, compound enzymatic hydrolysis, and synergistic treatment with antioxidants, a highly efficient method for degrading fish scale protein and inhibiting oxidative loss was developed. This method solves the problem of fish scale protein being difficult to degrade and oxidize, achieving high yield and high activity in the preparation of tilapia peptides, which are suitable for food additives, cosmetic raw materials, and health product ingredients.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- WEIMING TAIYAN BIOTECHNOLOGY (SHAOXING) CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2026-01-29
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-12
AI Technical Summary
In existing technologies, fish scale proteins have a dense structure and high degree of cross-linking, making them difficult to fully degrade. They are also prone to oxidation and loss during processing, resulting in low yield of bioactive peptides and insufficient antioxidant activity. Existing processes lack a synergistic method for efficient degradation and oxidation protection.
Tilapia scales were processed by vacuum freeze-drying and ultrafine pulverization, vitamin C-tea polyphenol complex antioxidants were added, and a complex enzyme system was used for synergistic enzymatic hydrolysis under ultrasound assistance. The resulting peptides were purified by two-stage ultrafiltration membrane fractionation and static adsorption with macroporous resin followed by directional elution with ethanol.
It achieves efficient degradation of fish scale protein and simultaneous inhibition of oxidative loss, significantly improves the yield of bioactive peptides, significantly enhances antioxidant activity, and the product contains ≥75% highly active peptides. The DPPH free radical scavenging rate reaches 88.6%~93.7%, solving the technical problem of low utilization rate of fish scale resources.
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