Volume 23,Issue 3,2007 Table of Contents

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  • 1  Screening of High Epothilone-producing Mutants of Sorangium cellulosum by NTG Mutation
    LUO Li-xin LU Yi-ming PAN Li
    2007, 23(3):1-3.
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    Epothilone is a secondary metabolite of Sorangium cellulosum and a kind of highly effective anti-cancer medicine. However, its yield is very low, which blocks its industrial fermentation production. In this paper, several mutant strains were obtained by NTG mutation with NTG concentration and mutation time being of 300 μg/mL and 30 min, respectively. Finally two high epothilone A-producing strains were obtained and their yields reached 17.30 mg/L and 17.40 mg/L.
    2  Breeding of High Xylanase-Producing Strains
    MA Qing-yi LIU Xin CHEN Chun-tao ZHOU Li-mei
    2007, 23(3):4-6.
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    In this project Xy-1 and Xy-5 were successfully selected form the nature with high xylanase-producing activity. The xylan was prepared using corncob as raw material and the conditions of enzymatic hydrolysis and extraction of xylan were also discussed. The results showed that the best reaction temperature, pH value, and reaction time for the enzymatic hydrolysis of xylan were 50 ℃, 5.0 and 48 h, respectively. For its extraction, the most suitable NaOH content, temperature and extraction time were 10%, 85 ℃ and 4h, respectively.
    3  Mutation and Breeding of Paenibacillus sp. with high Cholesterol Oxidase Activity
    WANG Fa-he YANG Hui ZHU Ping LIANG Hai-qiu ZHOU He-zhi
    2007, 23(3):7-10.
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    The mutation strain was obtained from Paenibacillus sp. X534 of our lab, and was mutagenized with Ultraviolet+LiCl and Ultraviolet+8-mop, giving XUM-10 strain. The fermentation conditions of XUM-10 strain were also studied. Results showed that the enzyme activity was 221.20U/L, which was 2.5 times higher than parent strain.
    4  Study on Change of Physical and Chemical Parameters in the Forming of Yuba
    CUI Chun ZHAO Mou-ming ZHAO Qian-zhong
    2007, 23(3):11-13.
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    Changes of physical and chemical parameters in the form of Yuba were studied for industrial application. Results showed that protein concentration and soluble solid substances in soymilk increased from 3% to 4.4% and from 5% to 12%, respectively. It was also found that protein concentration in Yuba decreased from 50% to 40.1% and pH value of soymilk decreased from 6.5 to 6.1. Toughness of Yuba also declined from 280 g to 50 g during the forming of Yuba.
    5  Research on Screening of a High Cellulose-producting Penicillium Strain and Cellulose Production
    HU Dan LIU Xia LEI Ji
    2007, 23(3):14-16.
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    Strain X-5 which with high cellulos-producing activity was obtained and identified to be Fungi Imperfecti, Moniliales, Moniliaceace, Aspergilleae,Penicillium.. Production of cellulase was carried out by submerged fermentation with strain X-5. The results showed that the best carbon source, nitrogen source, medium volume, inoculum size, temperature, the initial pH value and culturing time were 5.0% rice straw powder, 3.0% bean cake meal, 60mL, 5.0%, 26~28 ℃, 4.5~6.0, and 120 h, respectively. Under the above conditions, the highest activities of CMCase and FPase in the fermented broth were 75.72 IU /ml and 6.68 IU/mL, respectively.
    6  Compound Mutation and Directive Breeding of Adenosine Production Strain
    ZHANG Tian-rui LIU Shu-yun XU Qing-yang
    2007, 23(3):14-19.
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    In this paper, Bacillus subtilis HJ-9(Xan-) was selected as the parent strain and treated by protoplast mutagenesis with ultraviolet and microwave, giving a adenosine-producing stain B.subtilis HS-5. The yield of the mutant increased from 1.06 mg/mL to 3.15 mg/mL.
    7  Research on Stability of Soybean Milk
    AN Guang-jie WANG Liang
    2007, 23(3):20-22.
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    Effects of some influential factors on stability of soybean milk were studied in this article. Results indicated that the best mulsification stabilizers were GMS (0.15%), SE (0.10%), carrageenan (0.05%), and CMC (0.05%). Order of factors that effected soybean milk flavor was as follows: milk powder>sucrose>essence. The best milk powder content, strawberry essence dosage and sucrose concentration were 2%, 2 mL and 10%, respectively.
    8  Research on Effect of Wheat Gluten on the Quality of Special Flour for Non-fried Instant Noodle
    YANG Ming-duo QU Tong-xu
    2007, 23(3):23-26.
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    Using of wheat gluten to improve the quality of special flourfor non-fried instant noodle was investigated in this paper. Different contents of vital wheat gluten were added to non-fried instant noodle to improve its gluten content and its quality and the rehydration property. Results indicated that wheat gluten could improve the time for gluten forming, which was helpful to the improvement of the quality of the product.
    9  Clarification of Waste Sugar Solution by α-amylase in the Production of Preserved Sweet Potato
    SHA Na ZHAO Li-chao CHEN Yong-quan
    2007, 23(3):27-29.
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    The clarification of waste sugar solution by α-amylase in the production of preserved sweet potato was studied. Result showed that the optimum α-amylase dosage, temperature, pH value and treating time were 100 U/ml, 55 ℃, 5.5 and 1 h, respectively. The transmittance of clarified sugar solution was over 83%. This study can supply technological support for reusing sugar solution in the production of preserved sweet potato.
    10  Kinetics Study on Fermentation of L-lactic acid by Lactobacillus thermophilus(T-1)
    SU Jing-hong
    2007, 23(3):30-32.
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    The kinetic models of cell growth, product formation, and substrate fermentation were established. It showed that the theoretic values of the models and the experimental data were in a good agreement. The kinetic models were helpful to practical reactor design, craft management and control of fermentation process.
    11  Mutation of Douchi Fibrinolytic Enzyme Producing Strain
    DOU Xiao-wei CHEN Gui-guang ZHANG Yun-kai LIANG Zhi-qun
    2007, 23(3):33-35.
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    Mutant DC-301 was got with microwave and ultraviolet radiation treatments, which is stable after several subcultures. The yield of the fibrinolytic enzyme produced by the mutant is 2.67 times higher than those by wild strain Bacillus cereus DC-101.
    12  Extraction and Isolation of Glycosaminoglycan from Chlamys Nobilis and Study on its Anti-tumour Effect
    JIN Xiao-shi HU Xue-qiong WU Hong-mian FAN Xiu-ping ZHONG Min
    2007, 23(3):36-38.
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    Glycosaminoglycan (GAG) from the whole viscera of Chlamys nobilis was achieved via enzymatic hydrolysis by papain and neutral proteinase and ethanol precipitation. Its anti-tumor activity was also examined by MTT colormetric assay. Results showed that the yield of crude product reached 1.26%, and the content of total sugar and GAG were 41.4% and 26.9%, respectively. Besides, it showed significant anti-tumor activity towards Hela cell (p<0.05).
    13  Synthesis and Thermal Analysis of a New Flavor of 3,3,6,6-Tetrabenzyl-1,2,4,5-tetrathiane
    HU Wei-bing FENG Fu LIU Hong-xia
    2007, 23(3):39-41.
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    3,3,6,6-Tetrabenzyl-1,2,4,5-tetrathiane was prepared in solvent mixture of ether and water using 1,3-diphenyl-2,2-dithiol as raw materials and the yield of this new flavor reached 50.3%. Moreover, the thermal properties of 3,3,6,6-tetrabenzyl-1,2,4,5-tetrathiane were studied by DSC and TG method. The heating temperature ranged from 50 ℃ to 500 ℃ at a rate of 10 ℃/min. The results showed that it should be preserved below 312 ℃ as it can be oxidized over 312 ℃ in air. Besides, this flavor was found to be suitable for soup seasoning rather than barbecue.
    14  Extraction of Flavonoid Glycosides in Rhodomyrtus tomemtosa
    JIN Gui-min ZHONG Rui-min LIN Chao-peng
    2007, 23(3):42-44.
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    The ethanol extraction of flavonoid glycosides in Rhodomyrtus tomemtosa was discussed by single factor and orthogonal experiments. The influential factors were investigated and the optimal weight ratio of Rhodomyrtus tomemtosa to ethanol, the extraction time, temperature and ethanol concentration were shown to be 1:40, 80 ℃, 60% and 2.5 h, respectively.
    15  Study on the Production of Deacohol Beer by Vacuum Rectification
    ZHONG Jin-wen WU Yong-liang ZHANG Zhi-wei
    2007, 23(3):45-46.
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    Deacohol beer is one of the important products in the international market and several strategies have been developed for its production. In this paper, vacuum rectification was used to get rid of acohol from beer, and the acohol content of the deacohol beer could be less than 0.5%. Moreover, the effect of this method on the beer was discussed here.
    16  Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Animal Protein powder from Trachurus japonicus
    HAO Ji-ming ZHANG Jing JI Hong-wu ZHANG Chao-hua
    2007, 23(3):47-49.
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    The enzymatic hydrolysis of Trachurus japonicus protein by papain, neutral proteinase ,alkali proteinase and composite enzyme were studied and the neutral proteinase is shown to be the most suitable one. The optimal pH value, reaction temperature, enzyme dosage, reaction time and the ratio of muscle to water were 6.8, 60℃, 1600 IU/g, 5.0 hour and 1:2, respectively, under which the rate of enzymatic hydrolysis was 62.2%.
    17  Microwave-assisted Extraction of the polysaccharide from Rehmannia Root
    REN Guang-ming XU Fen LI Zhi-ying
    2007, 23(3):50-52.
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    The microwave-assisted extraction was used to extract the Rehmannia Root polysaccharides. The extraction conditions were optimized by orthogonal test and the optimal solid-liquid ratio, extraction temperature, microwave power and extraction time were 1:40, 70 ℃, 500 W and 60 s, respectively. Under the optimal conditions, high content of the extracted polysaccharides, determined by Phenol-sulfuric acid spectrophotometry method, was achieved.
    18  The Importance of Key Techniques of Clean Egg Production and Consumption in Our Country
    YANG Su-fang MA Mei-hu ZHONG Kai-min
    2007, 23(3):53-56.
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    The paper described the research advance in clean egg production and consumption, analyzed the present situation of the clear egg production at home and abroad and introduces the process of cleaning, sterilization, drying, classification, film processing and preservation of the egg shell in detail.
    19  Formation Mechanism, Hazards and Preventive Measures of Acrylamid
    WU Ke-gang XU Shu-e LIU Ze-qi WANG Xue-mei
    2007, 23(3):57-59.
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    Harmful substances may produce during processing of food. Acrylamid, one of those harmful substances, were discussed in this paper, including its formation mechanism, hazards and preventive methods.
    20  Safety Research and Residue Determination of Sulphites in Aquatic Products
    ZHANG Shuang-ling ZHAO Kui-hao ZHOU De-qing LI Ying
    2007, 23(3):60-62.
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    Safety and residues of sulphites in aquatic products are researched. The results show that sulphites have been widely used in the products of fish, prawn and crab and have different functions in different products. The residues of sulphites in products differ owing to the different processing method and adding amounts. All these demonstrate that sulphites have become one of major contaminations in aquatic products.
    21  Thoughts and Exploration on Teaching Reform of the Course of Food Fermention Technology
    ZHANG Bao-shan DANG Hui
    2007, 23(3):63-65.
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    teaching plans, course, manipulative skill, etc. were discussed and some new viewpoints and opinions on the creative teaching of the course of food fermention technology were pointed out.
    22  Measurement and Identification of Flavones in Panpax notoginseng
    HUANG Ru-qiang GUO Zi-jie DENG Wei-ling CHEN Cheng-chao HUANG Ye-bo HUANG Yi-hua QIU Yang
    2007, 23(3):66-68.
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    The content of flavones in the extract of Panpax notoginseng was measured and the species of flavones were identified. The results showed that 75% ethanol was an appropriate solvent for extracting flavones from Panpax notoginseng. It was found that there was 0.015 mg/mL of flavones in the extract measured on the base of rutin as standard sample. With color reaction, it was identified that the species of flavones in the extract were flavanones.
    23  Analysis of Volatile Flavor Components of Scallion by Headspace Solid Phase Micro-extraction and GC-MS
    WANG Xiao WANG Xi-chang
    2007, 23(3):69-71.
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    In this paper, headspace solid phase micro-extraction (HS- SPME) and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) were used for extracting and analysis the volatile components in the chopped and mashed scallion. Some compounds in the scallion were isolated and identified and shown to be propanal, carbon disulfide, dimethyl disulfide, 2-methyl-2-pentenal, methyl propyldisulfide, 1,3-dithiane, dimethyl trisulfide, undecane, dipropyldisulfide,2-undecanone, dipropyl trisulfide, 3,5-diethyl-1,2,4-trithiolane, 2-tridecanone and N-cyclohexyl-2- pyrrolidone .
    24  Determination of the Selenium Content in Selenium-enriched Malt by Hydride Generation Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry
    ZHAO Hong-jin LIU Jia-guo LIU Yan-juan WANG Xiao-long
    2007, 23(3):72-74.
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    The content of selenium in selenium-enriched malt was determined by hydride generation atomic fluorescence spectrometry (HG-AFS). The optimum conditions for the determination on selenium were also briefly discussed .The detection limit, the recoveries of the method and RSD were 0.167 μg/L, 94.1%~101.6% and 1.203%, respectively. The method showed to be convenient, quick and accurate.
    25  Investigation of three kinds of Steroid Hormones in Lutjanus argentimaculatus in Zhanjiang Sea Area by Radioimmunoassay
    XU Mei-yi FANG Fu-yong CAI Qiong-zhen HUANG Xia-yun
    2007, 23(3):75-77.
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    The contents of estradiol, progesterone and testosterone in muscle of Lutjanus argentimaculatus in Zhanjiang sea area were determined by RIA. It was found that the contents of the three steroid hormones in muscle of cultured Lutjanus argentimaculatus were 4.50, 1.57, and 5.00 times as those in wild Lutjanus argentimaculatus, respectively. The residue levels of steroid hormones in wild Lutjanus argentimaculatus were determined to be very low and were possibly correlated with environmental hormones. It suggested that RIA could be regard as an efficient method for determining the hormone residues in aquatic products.
    26  Determination of p-hydroxybenzoate Antiseptics in Foods by Capillary Gas Chromatography
    JIN Yu-xia ZHANG Li-li LIU Wen-jie
    2007, 23(3):78-79.
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    Capillary gas chromatography was applied to the determination of 4 kinds of p-hydroxybenzoate antiseptics in foods. The recycle rate of this method and the detection limit were 78.2%~106.3% and 2.0 mg/kg~3.2 mg/kg, respectively. Besides, the linearity correlative coefficient exceeded 0.999.
    27  Determination of Chlorfenapyr in Honey by Solid-Phase Extraction and GC Chromatography
    DU Zhi-feng GUO Xin-dong LUO Hai-ying CHEN Xiao-zhen WU Yu-luan WANG Yong-hua
    2007, 23(3):80-82.
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    A new method for the determination of chlorfenapyr in honey by solid-phase extraction and gas chromatography was described here. The method was fast and accurate with a linear correlation of 0.9996 in the range of 0.01 to 0.5 mg/L. Its average recoveries were within the range from 95.7% to 98.1% and the relative standard deviation ranged from 1.3% to 2.4%. Besides, the minimum determination concentration was shown to be 2.0×10-4 mg/kg.
    28  Synthesis of a Functional Food Ingredients Resveratrol
    DING Liu-gang YAN Ri-an HUANG Xue-Seng FENG Jin-Ling FU Yu-Ping
    2007, 23(3):83-85.
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    Resveratrol, a polyphenolic compound, which can be widely used in food, cosmetic, pharmacy, etc. is an important bioactive material and it is one of main functional component in many plants. Study on its chemical synthesis and biosynthesis had been introduced in this article.
    29  Function and Application of Bifidobacterium(BFB)
    YAN Lei WANG Cui ZENG Qing-zhu GUO Heng-bin
    2007, 23(3):86-89.
    [Abstract](70) [HTML](0) [PDF 281.75 K](422)
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    As one of the most important probiotics, bifidobacterium has been widely used in food industry. Its biologic and heathy functions and the application prospects were discussed in this article.
    30  The Advance in Investigation of Functional Compounds in Citrus Peels and Their Extraction
    SU Dong-lin SHAN Yang LI Gao-yang
    2007, 23(3):90-94.
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    Citrus fruit is one of fruits with high yield in the world and peel pomace, the mainly byproduct with 20%~40% content in the total citrus fruit, has many application values. In this article, the characteristics and functions of main citrus byproducts, including essential oils, pectin, natural colours, dietary fiber, flavonoids and limonoids, were summarized. Researches on the extraction of those byproducts at home and abroad are reviewed. Some suggestions are made for the processing of citrus in China.
    31  Researches and Development Prospect of Functional Red Kojic Rice
    YANG Meng WU Zhen-qiang LIANG Shi-zhong
    2007, 23(3):95-98.
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    This paper introduces research advance of red kojic rice and the application of its bioactive substances in food and medicine. The identification methods of the main bioactive substance, Monacolin K, and its present industry production were also summarized. Furthermore, the recent research progress of citrinin and the prospect of development of red kojic rice were forecasted.
    32  Evaluation of Sweetness
    LIN Shao-bao QIU Tong-qiang LI Zheng
    2007, 23(3):99-101.
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    The evaluation member and methods for sweetness, especially for compound sweetness, was introduced here. Moreover, using electronic tongue and electronic nose to evaluate sweetness were also mentioned in this paper.
    33  Application of Microbial Control on the Safety of Fresh-cut Fruits and Vegetables
    GONG Kui-jie
    2007, 23(3):102-104.
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    Pathogenic microorganism in fresh-cut fruits and vegetables is the important factor influencing its security. This article summarized the main way to ensure the safety of fresh-cut fruits and vegetables using microbial control, including the antagonism, inhibition, invading as well as combination of many kinds of ways. The application prospects of microbial control on safety of fresh-cut fruits and vegetables were also proposed.

    Editor in chief:李琳

    Inauguration:现代食品科技

    International standard number:ISSN 1673-9078

    Unified domestic issue:CN 44-1620/TS

    Domestic postal code:46-349

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