Preparation of Antioxidant Peptide from Wheat Germ Protein by Enzymatic Hydrolysis
XU Shi-ying
Abstract
XU Shi-ying
Abstract
The optimum enzymatic hydrolysis parameters were determined by single-factor test and response surface analysis. It was shown that the optimum hydrolytic conditions for preparing wheat germ antioxidant peptide by protease Proleather FG- F were: [S]5.00%, [E]/[S]4.90%~5.05%, pH9.5, temperature 53.30~54.50℃, and time 3.8h. Furthermore, wheat germ peptide prepared on these conditions showed that the strong scavenging activities of DPPH radical and the superoxide anion-radical could reach the scavenging rate as 59.55% and 56.38%, respectively.
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The optimum enzymatic hydrolysis parameters were determined by single-factor test and response surface analysis. It was shown that the optimum hydrolytic conditions for preparing wheat germ antioxidant peptide by protease Proleather FG- F were: [S]5.00%, [E]/[S]4.90%~5.05%, pH9.5, temperature 53.30~54.50℃, and time 3.8h. Furthermore, wheat germ peptide prepared on these conditions showed that the strong scavenging activities of DPPH radical and the superoxide anion-radical could reach the scavenging rate as 59.55% and 56.38%, respectively.
Key concepts: Hydrolysis, Wheat germ, Antioxidant, Chemistry, Peptide, Protease, Enzymatic hydrolysis, DPPH