Optimization of Enzymatic Preparation Anti-Oxidation Peptides from Pigskin Gelatin

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We screen the neutral protease enzyme used to hydrolysis, through scavenging effect of six enzymatic hydrolysate on O2-•. The hydrolysis of condition was optimized by response surface methodology on the basis of single factor experiments. The optimized condition was as follows: hydrolysis temperature 43.65 °C, pH 6.25, time 3.29h, and content of enzyme 3.0% (W/W). Under this condition, the O2-•scavenging rate of the hydrolyzate was up to 72.01%. The experimental results were 71.15%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 641-642)

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984-987

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January 2013

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