Ultrasound-Microwave Assisted Extraction and Separation of Ricinus communis Allergen from Castor Bean Meal

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The influence of ultrasound-microwave during extraction of Ricinus communis(L)allergen from castor bean meal (CBM) was investigated. The method was successfully applied for the ultrasound- microwave assisted extraction (UME) of allergen from CBM. The corresponding extraction parameters including the extraction temperature, ultrasonic-microwave power and extraction time were investigated. The CBM was crushed, sifted, ground and suspended for 4 h in 25% ethanol water (1:4) at room temperature followed by ultrasound-microwave. The yield, polysaccharose and protein contents were determined after each processing step. The purity of extracted allergen was tested through HPLC and the Sephadex G-100 and Tricine-SDS-PAGE detection with unique electrophoresis strip documented that allergen was purifed.. The paper describes the conditions of the temperature,time,and microwave-power for the method reliability with UME and suitablilty for the effective extraction of allergen from CBM.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 781-784)

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