Study on extracting technology and anti-microbial activity of flavones from bamboo leave
Huang Dong-yu
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Huang Dong-yu
Abstract
An orthogonal experiment was carried out to confirm the optimum extracting technology for the flavones from the bamboo leaves.The results showed that the optimal conditions were 75% of volume fraction ethanol solution,extraction temperature at 70 ℃ for 1.5 h and liquid-solid ratio of 20∶1.Under this condition,the extracting yield of flavones was the best.Additionally,the anti-microbial testing of the flavones showed that the anti-microbial activity to the bacterium was obvious,but it was not so effective to yeast and mould.
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An orthogonal experiment was carried out to confirm the optimum extracting technology for the flavones from the bamboo leaves.The results showed that the optimal conditions were 75% of volume fraction ethanol solution,extraction temperature at 70 ℃ for 1.5 h and liquid-solid ratio of 20∶1.Under this condition,the extracting yield of flavones was the best.Additionally,the anti-microbial testing of the flavones showed that the anti-microbial activity to the bacterium was obvious,but it was not so effective to yeast and mould.
Key concepts: Flavones, Bamboo, Extraction (chemistry), Chemistry, Yield (engineering), Antimicrobial, Food science, Volume (thermodynamics)