基于高水解度的罗非鱼下脚料产脂肽基质的酶解条件优化
Optimization of enzymatic hydrolysis of the substrate of Tilapia by-products produced lipo-peptide based on high hydrolysis
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摘要: 在利用罗非鱼下脚料发酵生产脂肽的基础上,采用内源酶对发酵基质进一步酶解,以期提高蛋白水解度,增加活性肽的含量。以罗非鱼下脚料为主要发酵基质,接种抗菌脂肽高产菌株纳豆芽孢杆菌Bacillus natto NT-6进行固态发酵,48 h为终点,之后以蛋白水解度为主要指标,通过单因素和响应面法优化最佳酶解条件,并对终产物中其他指标进行测定。结果显示,温度为48℃,时间8 h,pH为7.5,水料比为1∶1时,罗非鱼下脚料的水解度最高达到37.56%,较第一阶段提高了44.46%,且酶解对脂肽的含量影响不显著。酶解产物中粗蛋白含量达32.13 g/100 g(干重),寡肽含量为12.09%,益生菌纳豆菌数量为9.0×108cfu/g(干重),此外,蛋白质体外消化率、蛋白溶解度及必需氨基酸含量均明显升高,且游离氨基酸含量也显著(p<0.05)提高,达4.21%,产品品质得到提升。本实验得到的工艺参数可以为利用罗非鱼下脚料生产抗菌营养复合型饲用活性肽生产工艺提供科学指导。Abstract: On the basis of producing lipopeptide with Tilapia by-products, adopting endogenous enzyme to enzymolysis it to improve the utilization ratio of protein and increase the amount of active peptides. Using Tilapia by-products as the main fermentation substrates, and inoculating the antibacterial lipopeptide high-yield strains Bacillus natto NT-6 for solid-state fermentation for 48 h.The optimal enzymolysis conditions were achieved by the single factor test and response surface method with the degree of hydrolysis of protein as the main indicator, and other indicators in the end-product were also measured.The results showed that the optimal enzymolysis conditions were temperature 48 ℃, enzymatic time 8 h, pH7.5, and ratio of water to material 1∶ 1, with the highest degree of hydrolysis up to 37.56%, increased by 44.46% compared with the first stage, and enzymolysis had no significant effect on the content of lipopeptide.In the enzymolysis product, the content of crude protein was up to 32.13 g/100 g ( dry weight) , oligopeptide was 12.09%, and the amount of probiotic of Bacillus natto NT-6 was about 9.0 × 108 cfu/g ( dry weight) .In addition, the digestibility of protein in vitro, protein solubility and the content of essential amino acid increased obviously after fermentation, especially the content of free amino acid, reaching 4.21%, and all these make the quality of product improved significantly. The parameters obtained in this study can provide scientific guidance for the production of antibacterial and nutritional compound active peptides using Tilapia by-products.