摘要
Fish skin collagen hydrolysates （FSCH） were prepared from walleye pollock （Theragra chalcogramrna） using a mixture of enzymes, namely trypsin and flavourzyme. The degree of hydrolysis of the skin collagen was 27.3%. FSCH was mainly composed of low-molecular-weight peptides and the relative proportion of 〈1000Da fraction was 70.6%. Free radical and oxygen species scavenging activities of FSCH were investigated in four model systems, including diphenylpicrylhy-drazyl radical （DPPH）, superoxide anion radical, hydroxyl radical and hydrogen peroxide model, and compared with that of a native antioxidant, reduced glutathione （GSH）. FSCH was also evaluated by water-absorbing and water-holding capacity. The results showed that FSCH was able to scavenge free radical and oxygen species significantly and to enhance water-absorbing and water-holding capacity remarkably. Therefore FSCH may have potential applications in the medicine and food industries.
Fish skin collagen hydrolysates(FSCH) were prepared from walleye pollock(Theragra chalcogramma) using a mixture of enzymes,namely trypsin and flavourzyme. The degree of hydrolysis of the skin collagen was 27.3%. FSCH was mainly composed of low-molecular-weight peptides and the relative proportion of <1 000Da fraction was 70.6%. Free radical and oxygen species scavenging activities of FSCH were investigated in four model systems,including diphenylpicrylhy-drazyl radical(DPPH),superoxide anion radical,hydroxyl radical and hydrogen peroxide model,and compared with that of a native antioxidant,reduced glutathione(GSH). FSCH was also evaluated by water-absorbing and water-holding capacity. The results showed that FSCH was able to scavenge free radical and oxygen species significantly and to enhance water-absorbing and water-holding capacity remarkably. Therefore,FSCH may have potential applications in the medicine and food industries.
基金
supported by the High Technology Research and Development Program of China (No. 2006AA09Z438)
the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30871943).
