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KMID : 0665220030160040379
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Korean Journal of Food and Nutrition
2003 Volume.16 No. 4 p.379 ~ p.387
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Extraction of Freeze Dried Young Antler by Water and Protease
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Ann Yong-Geun
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Abstract
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The freeze dried young antler was extracted by water and proteases. In case of water extraction, the extraction rate was highest when it was reacted in 5% of concentration for 6 hours at 50^{circ}C. The result of HPLC analysis of extract shows that high molecular peak in water extract was transformed into low molecular polk by proteases. The rate of low molecular peak was highest when bacteria protease was used, and its second highest rate was pepsin, but the effect of papain on it was low, The extraction rate of young antler reacted for 5 hours was 33.4%(absorbance 13.25 at 280nm) of bacteria protease, 22.4%(absorbance 10.06) of papain, and 30.2% (absorbance 11.34) of pepsin. The young antler was boiled for 30min and it was reacted by proteases for 5 hours at 50^{circ}C. The extraction rate of it was 47,6%(absorbance 12,54) of bacteria protease, and 26,4%(absorbance 7,48) of papain, and 45.6%(absorbance 7.23) of pepsin, In protein content, water extract was 52,1%, bacteria protease extract was 37.8%, and in amino acid content, water extract was 16.3%, bacteria protease extract was 31.96%, in ash content, water extract was 8.8%, bacteria protease extract was 5.6% by dry base. In mineral content, water extract contains 3.6% of Ca, 8.6% of P, 0.01% of Mg, 1.4 % of Na, 0.02 % of F, and bacteria protease extract contains 2.5% of Ca, 11.8% of P, 0.046 % of Mg, 2.1 % of Na, 0.018 % of F by dry base.
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KEYWORD
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young antler, freeze dried young antler, extraction of young antler, solubilization of young antler by proteases
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