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Objective To study the optimum decoloration technological conditions of crude polysaccharides from Cordyceps militaris Link. (PCM) by macroporous resin. Methods With the decolorization rate and retention rate of PCM as indexes, static adsorption factor experiment was used for the optimization of seven kinds of macroporous resin. And then the optimum conditions of decolorization of PCM were investigated by the static/dynamaic adsorption single-factor experiments. Results D941 macroporous resin is the best. The optimum decoloration technological conditions were as follows:initial concentration of the sample was 50 mg/mL, pH value was 5.5, operating temperature was 45℃, the flow rate of dynamaic adsorption was 2.5 BV/h, and the sample solution volume was 5 bed volume per hour. Under the optimal conditions, decolorization rate and retention rate of PCM were ( 93.9 ± 3.4) % and (91.7 ± 2.2) %, respectively. Conclusion The resin D941 is suitable for the decoloration of PCM. The optimized method is feasible and reliable, having the prospects for popularizing.
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Objective To optimize the processing condition of the extraction of Baphicacanthis cusiae ( Nees) Bremek. roots polysaccharides ( BCP) by ultrasound technology, and to provide the basis for the further development and study of BCP. Methods The extraction temperature, extraction time, liquid-solid ratio were used as the influence factors, and the yield of polysaccharides from Baphicacanthis cusiae roots was used as the evaluation index. On the basis of single-factor test, 3-factor and 3-level Box-Behnken test was designed for quadratic polynomial regression equation of the yield of polysaccharides. And then the response surface methodology was used for the optimization of process condition. Results The optimum extraction condition was as follows: extraction temperature was 60℃, extraction time was 35 min, and liquid-solid ratio was 24.5∶1 (V∶m, mL·g-1). Under the optimal condition, the yield of polysaccharides was 83.7 mg·g-1. Conclusion The method is simple, rapid and highly efficient, which will provide experimental basis for the development and application of Baphicacanthis cusiae roots polysaccharides.
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Objective:To establish a feasible method for extracti ng polysaccharide from the discarded fibrous roots of Radix Panacis Quingueforli i afterpanaquilon had been extracted, and determine the polysaccharide content. Methods:Enzymolysis technique and alcohol was applied for decolorization, and ph enol-sulfuric-acid method was used to determine the active polysaccharide conte nt.The content of trace element and heavy mental was measured by element-analyze r and atomic fluorescence photometer respectively. Results: The yield of polysac charide from the fibrous roots was close (about 11.7%) to the main root.And the content of heavy metal can match the national standard.Conclusion:I t is valuable to extract the polysaccharide from the discarded fibrous root of R adix Panacis Quingueforlii.
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Objective To optimize the extraction technique for Modified Danggui Buxue Concentrated Pills.Methods The extraction technique was studied by orthogonal design with the yield of astragaloside Ⅳ and total polysaccharides as the investigative indexes.Results The optimal extraction technique is as follows: adding 8-fold water,decocting 3 times and lasting 70 minutes for each time.Conclusion The optimized extraction technique is simple,reasonable and stable,which supplies experimental evidence for the further development of Modified Danggui Buxue Concentrated Pills.
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Objective:To establish a feasible method for extracting polysaccharide from the discarded fibrous roots of Radix Panacis Quingueforlii afterpanaquilon had been extracted, and determine the polysaccharide content. Methods:Enzymolysis technique and alcohol was applied for decolorization, and phenol-sulfuric-acid method was used to determine the active polysaccharide content.The content of trace element and heavy mental was measured by element-analyzer and atomic fluorescence photometer respectively. Results: The yield of polysaccharide from the fibrous roots was close (about 11.7%) to the main root.And the content of heavy metal can match the national standard.Conclusion:It is valuable to extract the polysaccharide from the discarded fibrous root of Radix Panacis Quingueforlii.