ArticlePharmaceutical biology2022
Response surface optimization of enzymatic hydrolysis and ROS scavenging activity of silk sericin hydrolysates.
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Abstract
contextSericin, a protein found in wastewater from the silk industry, was shown to contain a variety of biological activities, including antioxidant. The enzymatic conditions have been continuously modified to improve antioxidant effect and scavenging capacity against various free radicals of silk sericin protein.
objectiveVariables in enzymatic reactions, including pH, temperature and enzyme/substrate ratio were analysed to discover the optimum conditions for antioxidant activity of sericin hydrolysates. MATERIALS AND
methodsHydrolysis reaction catalysed by Alcalase
resultsAmong these three variables, response surface plots demonstrate the major role of temperature on scavenging capacity of sericin hydrolysates. Sericin hydrolysates prepared by using Alcalase DISCUSSION AND
conclusionsThe acquired RSM information would be of benefit for further developing antioxidant peptide from diverse resources, especially the recycling of waste products from silk industry.
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