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Optimizing Conditions for Enzymatic Extraction of Flavonoids from Lotus Leaves

Sheng-bang Zhang, Jing Ye, Cong Chen

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This study aimed at determining the optimum hydrolysis conditions for the extraction of flavonoids from lotus leaves.Cellulase and pectinase were used in combination for one-step hydrolysis of lotus leaves and the solvent used was 70%.The effects of five extraction conditions including solid-to-solvent ratio,pH,enzyme dosage,temperature and hydrolysis time on extraction efficiency were investigated by one-factor-at-a-time method.The optimum solid-to-solvent ratio was found to be 1:20 g/mL.pH,enzyme dosage,temperature and hydrolysis time were optimized using a 16-run orthogonal array design to be 3.5,3.0 h,35 ℃,2800 U/g cellulase + 2000 U/g pectinase,respectively.Under the optimized conditions,the extraction yield of flavonoids was 3.74% compared with 1.59% for aqueous extraction technique as optimized also using a 16-run orthogonal array design(P0.01).Hence,we concluded that enzymatic hydrolysis provides a high-yield method for the extraction of flavonoids from lotus leaves.

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This study aimed at determining the optimum hydrolysis conditions for the extraction of flavonoids from lotus leaves.Cellulase and pectinase were used in combination for one-step hydrolysis of lotus leaves and the solvent used was 70%.The effects of five extraction conditions including solid-to-solvent ratio,pH,enzyme dosage,temperature and hydrolysis time on extraction efficiency were investigated by one-factor-at-a-time method.The optimum solid-to-solvent ratio was found to be 1:20 g/mL.pH,enzyme dosage,temperature and hydrolysis time were optimized using a 16-run orthogonal array design to be 3.5,3.0 h,35 ℃,2800 U/g cellulase + 2000 U/g pectinase,respectively.Under the optimized conditions,the extraction yield of flavonoids was 3.74% compared with 1.59% for aqueous extraction technique as optimized also using a 16-run orthogonal array design(P0.01).Hence,we concluded that enzymatic hydrolysis provides a high-yield method for the extraction of flavonoids from lotus leaves.

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This study aimed at determining the optimum hydrolysis conditions for the extraction of flavonoids from lotus leaves.Cellulase and pectinase were used in combination for one-step hydrolysis of lotus leaves and the solvent used was 70%.The effects of five extraction conditions including solid-to-solvent ratio,pH,enzyme dosage,temperature and hydrolysis time on extraction efficiency were investigated by one-factor-at-a-time method.The optimum solid-to-solvent ratio was found to be 1:20 g/mL.pH,enzyme dosage,temperature and hydrolysis time were optimized using a 16-run orthogonal array design to be 3.5,3.0 h,35 ℃,2800 U/g cellulase + 2000 U/g pectinase,respectively.Under the optimized conditions,the extraction yield of flavonoids was 3.74% compared with 1.59% for aqueous extraction technique as optimized also using a 16-run orthogonal array design(P0.01).Hence,we concluded that enzymatic hydrolysis provides a high-yield method for the extraction of flavonoids from lotus leaves.

Key concepts: Cellulase, Pectinase, Extraction (chemistry), Hydrolysis, Chromatography, Chemistry, Solvent, Enzymatic hydrolysis

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