Study on ultrasonic-assisted enzymatic enhancing autolysis of yeast from waste brewer
You Qing-hon
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You Qing-hon
Abstract
Effects of each factor on the ultrasonic-assisted enzymatic enhancing autolysis of yeast from waste brewert were studied. After single-factor experiments, four-factor three-level Box-Behnken model was established by using Statistica 8.0 software,and the quadratic regression model was gotten. Optimal conditions of ultrasonic-assisted enzymatic enhancing autolysis of yeast from waste brewer were:ultrasonic time 45min, ultrasonic power 720W,enzyme concentration 1.8%,the start temperature 25℃,the predicted yield of amino acid nitrogen was 3.98%,the real one was 3.92% which was close to the predicted value. Results indicated that the experiment design and analysis method was reliable and the model could be used in the process of ultrasonic-assisted enzymatic enhancing autolysis of yeast from waste brewer.
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Effects of each factor on the ultrasonic-assisted enzymatic enhancing autolysis of yeast from waste brewert were studied. After single-factor experiments, four-factor three-level Box-Behnken model was established by using Statistica 8.0 software,and the quadratic regression model was gotten. Optimal conditions of ultrasonic-assisted enzymatic enhancing autolysis of yeast from waste brewer were:ultrasonic time 45min, ultrasonic power 720W,enzyme concentration 1.8%,the start temperature 25℃,the predicted yield of amino acid nitrogen was 3.98%,the real one was 3.92% which was close to the predicted value. Results indicated that the experiment design and analysis method was reliable and the model could be used in the process of ultrasonic-assisted enzymatic enhancing autolysis of yeast from waste brewer.
Key concepts: Autolysis (biology), Yeast, Ultrasonic sensor, Yield (engineering), Enzyme, Response surface methodology, Chemistry, Biochemistry