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Anti-oxidant and Whitening Effects of Cell Lytic Enzyme-treated Lotus Leaf Extract  

Choi, Sun-Ju (Department of Food and Biotechnology, and Center for Food Function and Safety, Hoseo University)
Kim, So-Young (Department of Food and Biotechnology, and Center for Food Function and Safety, Hoseo University)
Lee, Sung-Chul (Department of Food and Biotechnology, and Center for Food Function and Safety, Hoseo University)
Lee, Jin-Man (Department of Food and Biotechnology, and Center for Food Function and Safety, Hoseo University)
Lee, In-Suk (Gimpo Agricultural Technical Center)
Jung, Moon-Yung (Gimpo Agricultural Technical Center)
Yang, Sam-Man (Gimpo Agricultural Technical Center)
Chae, Hee-Jeong (Department of Food and Biotechnology, and Center for Food Function and Safety, Hoseo University)
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KSBB Journal / v.24, no.6, 2009 , pp. 579-583 More about this Journal
Abstract
The effects of cell lytic enzyme treatment on total phenolic content, antioxidant and antityrosinase activities of lotus leaf were investigated. The dried lotus leaves were hydroyzed by cell lytic enzymes such as Promozyme, Ceremix, Pectinex, Ultraflo, Celluclast, Pentopan, Tunicase, Viscozyme at their optimum pHs (pH 5-8) at $50^{\circ}C$ for 4 hrs. Depending on the enzymes used, total phenolic compounds content was measured as $1,079-1,476{\mu}g$/mL, and antioxidant activities and whitening activities were increased by 5~10% and 20%, respectively Among the tested hydrolytic enzymes, Promozyme (pullulanase) was selected as the most suitable enzyme for the extraction of total polyphenol from lotus leaf. The optimal dosage of Promozyme were found to be 1-2% (w/w). By Promozyme treatment, total phenolic compounds content of the lotus extract significantly increased compared to the extraction without enzyme treatment.
Keywords
lotus leaf; total polyphenol; cell lytic enzyme; antioxidant; antityrosinase;
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