Rot curbing and anti-bacterial activity effects of agaricus bisporus extract on food
Xin Li
Abstract
Xin Li
Abstract
Agricus bisporus,being soaked with 70% acetone,extracted with n-butanol,analyzed with HPLC-20 column,purged with ethands of different concentration;then,followed by condensation and drying process,specimens marked as A,B,C,D,E and F were prepared.Experimental data bespoke that,the above six specimens all possesse rot curbing and anti-bacterial activity effects to a degree,the effects become more obuious with the increase of their consentration.whilst,D and E have inhibitory effect on Pg,Pi and Fn,their anti-bacterial activity is also higher than the other 3 specimens.
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Agricus bisporus,being soaked with 70% acetone,extracted with n-butanol,analyzed with HPLC-20 column,purged with ethands of different concentration;then,followed by condensation and drying process,specimens marked as A,B,C,D,E and F were prepared.Experimental data bespoke that,the above six specimens all possesse rot curbing and anti-bacterial activity effects to a degree,the effects become more obuious with the increase of their consentration.whilst,D and E have inhibitory effect on Pg,Pi and Fn,their anti-bacterial activity is also higher than the other 3 specimens.
Key concepts: Agaricus bisporus, Acetone, Chemistry, Bespoke, Food science, Bacillus subtilis, High-performance liquid chromatography, Butanol