Synthetic extraction of RNA and β-(1,3)-D-Glucan from waste beer yeast
Guirong Zhang
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Guirong Zhang
Abstract
The present paper studies the influence of temperature and NaOH concentration on the synthetic extraction of RNA and β-(1,3)-D-Glucan from waste beer yeast.The experiment uses the alkali-enzyme extraction method and optimizes the dilute alkali extraction conditions to bring about the synthetic extraction.The experiment shows that the extraction rate is 7.65% and the degree of purity is 70.24% with a temperature of 100° C and the concentration of NaOH for 4%.Furthermore,the experiment investigates the influence of neutral protease and alkaline protease on the extraction of β-(1,3)-D-Glucan and finds that neutral protease may facilitate more β-(1,3)-D-Glucan of higher purity.It is believed that the experiment results lay a foundation for industrial production.
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The present paper studies the influence of temperature and NaOH concentration on the synthetic extraction of RNA and β-(1,3)-D-Glucan from waste beer yeast.The experiment uses the alkali-enzyme extraction method and optimizes the dilute alkali extraction conditions to bring about the synthetic extraction.The experiment shows that the extraction rate is 7.65% and the degree of purity is 70.24% with a temperature of 100° C and the concentration of NaOH for 4%.Furthermore,the experiment investigates the influence of neutral protease and alkaline protease on the extraction of β-(1,3)-D-Glucan and finds that neutral protease may facilitate more β-(1,3)-D-Glucan of higher purity.It is believed that the experiment results lay a foundation for industrial production.
Key concepts: Extraction (chemistry), Protease, Yeast, Glucan, Alkali metal, Chemistry, Chromatography, Enzyme