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25 January 2013, Volume 34 Issue 2
Research on Removing Protein Interference in the Process of Capsaicin Detection of Pepper Products
2013, 34(2):  1-5. 
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The removing efficiency of protein was investigated with respect to four variables including ethanol concentration, temperature, liquid-to-solid ratio and time. On the basis of a series of single factor experiments, a polynomial regression model equation was fitted by the combined use of Box-Behnken experimental design and regression analysis. By analyzing the regression model using response surface analysis, the results show that the optimized conditions is ethanol concentration 69.15%,temperature 50.19℃, liquid-to-solid ratio 50.88(mL/g),and time 39.17min,which results removing protein efficiency (92.00±0.04)%, close to the predicted value of 92.07%.Therefore, the established regression model is feasible and has good prediction capability in the process of capsaicin detection.
Optimization of Cellulase Extraction Conditions for Crude Polysaccharides from Perilla frutescens crispa by Response Surface Methodology
2013, 34(2):  6-10. 
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Abstract: Perilla polysaccharide is a functional ingredient. The cellulose extraction process of polysaccharides from perilla was Optimized in this paper. Diffient drying methods which influence the polysaccharide content were studied, including sunshine drying, natue wind drying, vacuum drying, blast drying and microwave drying. vacuum drying was the best pre-process method for polysaccharide extraction. Based on the experiment of single factor, the mathematical regression model was established about the dependent variable (extraction yield of polysaccharides) and independent variables (adding content of cellulose, extraction temperature, extraction time) through Box-Benhnken center combination design and response surface analysis. The optimum extraction conditions were as follow: adding content of cellulose of 1771.85U/g, extraction temperature of 53.7℃ and extraction time of 36.2min. Under these condition, the practical yield of polysaccharides (17.91mg/g) was consistent with the predictive yield of polysaccharides (18.21mg/g).
The Optimization Research of Lower Temperature Vacuum Frying Technology of Potato Chips
2013, 34(2):  11-16. 
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Abstract: The processing technology of potato chips under lower temperature, vacuum frying condition was optimized using fresh potato as raw material. The results showed that the optimum condition was temperature 100℃, frying time 90s and vacuum 0.04MPa~0.06MPa. The potato chips was lower content of acrylamide and oil and fine frangibility than chips on sale.
Optimization the extraction technology of total polyphenol from propolis
2013, 34(2):  17-21. 
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Central composite design and response surface ((CCD-RSM) was employed to optimize the ultrasonic extraction conditions of total polyphenol from propolis . Based on single factor experiments, the ultrasonic time, liquid material ratio and ethanol concentration were investigated.With Folin-Ciocalteus determining the total polyphenol , the value was analied to determine the best extraction conditions. The results showed that the optimal extraction conditions :the extraction time, ethanol concentration and solid-to-liquid ratio were 24.0 min, 77.0%and1:14 (g/mL), respectively. the experimental average value is 3.34% (n = 3 ,R=0.14%) , the total polyphenol content of propolis was 2.86% from best experimental conditions of single factor,better than the results of single factor.This method is simple, rapid and effective, and improve the extraction of polyphenols in propolis
The Influences of different processing production line on the aroma quality of the jinchen juice
2013, 34(2):  22-26. 
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Abstract: Compared the different effects on the aroma quality of common citrus juice-jinchen juice from FMC (Food Machinery Corporation) medium-sized concentrated citrus juice production line with that from laboratory simulation concentrated citrus juice production line, this paper aimed to select a operation mode to improve the quality of concentrated citrus juice. During the above two production procedures, other quality attributes of Jinchen juice were also involved in this paper. The sensory evaluation indicated that both of the unit operations on the above ways lead to the change of the citrus juice intrinsic flavor: The homogeneity operation of laboratory simulation concentrated citrus juice production line increased the sorts of the fragrance component. After the concentration and sterilization operation, juice from the production line in the factory possessed some new volatile compounds like 2-nonyn-1-ol, 2-methyl cyclopentanone which were not detected from laboratory products. The unit operation on laboratory line had a smaller impact on the total acidity, Vc, total sugar of the Jinchen juice and the color of concentrated citrus juice from the production line in the laboratory was much closer to a fresh one.
Study on the crude polysaccharidse extracting conditions of Urechis unicinctus viscera
2013, 34(2):  27-30. 
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The crude viscera polysaccharides were extracted from Urechis unicinctus viscera by hot water extraction method . The effect of each factor such as the pH, the ratio of material to liquid, the time and the temperature on the extraction of the water-soluble polysaccharides in Urechis unicinctus viscera were investigated.using the methods of single factor test and orthogonal design test of L9(34).The scavenging action of Urechis unicinctus viscera polysaccharide on hydroxyl radical(?OH) was tested by Fenton system The results showed that the optimum extraction conditions were as follows: pH10, solid-liquid ratio 1:40, extracting time 3 h, extracting temperature 60 ℃. The scavenging capability of the crude polysaccharides to hydroxyl radical was reached to 60% at the concentration of 50 μg/ml and has dose effect.
Effects of High Temperature Short Time Steam Blanching(HTSTSB) on POD Activity of Maca
2013, 34(2):  31-35. 
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In order to explore the optimum parameters of HTSTSB on passivating POD of maca, and solve the browning of maca in processing, response surface methodology(RSM) was employed to construct a quadratic regression model describing the effects of treatment time, steam pressure and spheroniser load on the relative activity of POD in maca. The optimization results showed that the optimum conditions were 0.3MPa of steam pressure and 170g of spheroniser load for 54s, relative activity of POD in maca was 4.9%. After 7 d, the browning rate of unhandled maca was 52.66%, the loss rate of glucosinolates, alkaloid, VC and total phenols were 45.68%, 13.71%, 20.27% and 15.13%.However, at high temperature and steam blanching, the browning rate of maca was only 8.56%, the loss rate of glucosinolates, alkaloid, VC and total phenols were 23.46%、11.29%、6.76% and 10.26%. It showed that the browning of maca could be effectively controlled, the nutrients could be well preserved.
Lipase-Catalyzed Synthetic of Diacylglycerol of Damellia oil and its Fatty Acid change
2013, 34(2):  36-41. 
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Diacylglycerol (DAG) was prepared through lipase-catalyzed reaction between camellia oil and glycerol in the solvent-free system using immobilized enzyme catalytic. Lipozyme RMIM immobilized lipase was selected as the catalyst, substrate ratio, enzyme dosage, reaction temperature, reaction time and other factors were considered to investigating the yield of the catalytic reaction products, both single factor experiments and response surface optimization method were used. The best conditions were: substrate ratio (glycerol:camellia oil, mol:mol) is 1:1.7, the enzyme concentration was 10.7% (wt%), reaction temperature of 63℃, the reaction time of 13.5 h. Purity of DAG were close to 99.7% after molecular distillation purification. Fatty Acid composition of both DAG oil and camellia oil were detected by the gas chromatographic, the main fatty acids composition of DAG oil are C16:0, C18:1 and C18:2, and no significant difference from camellia oil was detected. As a result, the camellia DAG oil remains the same fatty acid composition of camellia oil, as well as possesses the functional features of the diacylglycerol.
Extraction and Composition Analysis Methods of Fatty Acids from Ganoderma Lucidum Spore Oil
Zhong Geng
2013, 34(2):  42-45. 
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Soxhlet extraction method, supercritical CO2 extraction method, microwave extraction and ultrasonic extraction were used to extract oil from ganoderma lucidum spore. The extraction ratio was 33.15%, 27.89%, 27.23% and 28.92%, respectively. Fatty acid in the obtained oil were esterified by acid method, alkali method, and the combination of the two, the samples were then analyzed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS). The results indicated that the combination of acid and alkali method could identify 19 fatty acids, which was better than other esterification methods.
Technologies for Ethanol Production from Apple Pomace Liquid-state Fermentation and Aroma Components Analysis
2013, 34(2):  46-51. 
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In order to exploit the resources of the apple pomace and its potential value and develop the level of comprehensive utilization of apples, the liquid-state fermentation of apple pomace was optimized by orthogonal array design based on one-factor-at-a-time experiments. Ethanol was analyzed and identified by Solid Phase Micro Extraction-Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (SPME-GC-MS). The optimized fermentation conditions for liquid-state fermentation of apple pomace were adding100mg/kg potassium metabisulphite into the pulp of the apple pomace, the pH value was regulated to 3.8 with citric acid, the airproof fermentation which was kept for 27℃ constantly by DanBaoLi Brewing Instant Dry Yeast with the dosage of 0.05%. Then by atmospheric distillation, apple pomace ethanol was obtained with a 3.66° ethanol content(volume ratio); by analyzing and identifying the aroma components of apple pomace ethanol with SPME-GC-MS, Totally 68 aromatic components were found, and all components categories and relative amounts were as follows: esters (70.65%), alcohols(15.87%), hydrocarbon(11.06%), ketone(0.53%), carboxylic acids(1.71%), aromatics (0.13%)and ether(0.06%). And the varieties of components categories were 40, 11, 7, 5, 2, 2 and 1, respectively. Esters, alcohols and hydrocarbon are the main aromatic components and their relative amounts are more than 97%.
Glycosylation Modification of Rice Bran Glutelin by Dry-Heating
2013, 34(2):  52-57. 
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Rice bran glutelin was modified by glycosylation under dry -heating condition, and the optimal reaction conditions were: pH 7.8, 50 ℃, at 1:5 ratio of rice bran glutelin to glucose in weight, reaction time 24h, relative humidity 79,Under this condition the degree of grafting was 25.67% and index of browning was 0.795. Compared with the unmodified rice bran glutelin, the solubility of the modified rice bran glutelin had higher solubility within all the examined range of pH value. Its solubility was increased by 3.5 times at pH 5.0, but increased by 82.1% at pH 6.5. AT pH<8, emulsifying properties of the glycation products markedly was elevated, but the foaming properties of the glycation products improvement was not obvious. It was proved by FTIR that the rice bran glutelin was grafted with the glucose by the covalent bond. In addition, it was observed with SEM that the surface structure of the rice bran glutelin was different from the aggregation , which was pieces formed.
New extraction process of tea saponin with propanol
2013, 34(2):  58-62. 
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N-propanol was used to extract tea saponin from the oil tea (Camellia oleifera Abel) seed meal. Impact of the mesh of material particles, the concentration of n-propanol, solid-liquid ratio, extraction time, extraction temperature and the pH of extract on the extraction effect was examined, and the optimal process was obtained by orthogonal experiment. To the tea saponin yield for the target, the best extraction conditions were oil tea seed meal of 60 mesh, n-propanol concentration of 80%, solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:12, extraction temperature of 80℃ and extraction time of 3hours. Under these conditions, the tea saponin yield was 20.13%, and the purity was 62.78%. To the purity of tea saponin for the target, the best extraction conditions were n-propanol concentration of 90%, extraction temperature of 80℃, oil tea seed meal of 40 mesh, extraction time of 3hour, solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:11. Under these conditions, the purity of tea saponin was 72.06%, the yield 15.31%. The yield and purity of tea saponin derived from this process were superior to the conventional ethanol extraction.
Quality Comparison of Instant Rice with Different Drying Methods
2013, 34(2):  63-66. 
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The effects of three drying methods of hot air drying, microwave drying and vacuum-freezing drying on rehydration time, rehydration rate, surface microstructure, internal structure, sensory and some other quality of instant rice were investigated. The results show that the best condition parameters of hot-air drying, microwave drying and vacuum-freezing drying were 60 ℃ for 120 min, 450 W of 25 min, and 60 ℃ for 15 h, respectively. Scanning Electron Microscopy analysis shows that the surface texture of instant rice prepared with vacuum freeze-drying was more regular and less cracks, which indicates its more beneficial for the recovery of water. The rehydrate time of instant rice produced with vacuum-freezing drying is 5.0 min and the rehydration rate is up to 3.4. Its rehydration and sensory quality were also the best among the three methods.
Optimization of Ultrafiltration Technology of Polysaccharide from Acanthopanax sessiliflorus Fruits by Response Surface Methodology
2013, 34(2):  67-71. 
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The ultrafiltration technology of separating polysaccharide from Acanthopanax sessiliforous fruits was studied. On the basis of single factor tests, response surface methodology was designed by minitab software 15. The effect of ultrafiltration pressure, time, temperature and feeding concentration on membrane flux was studied. The results showed that the optimum ultrafiltration conditions were ultrafiltration pressure of 0.30MPa, ultrafiltration time of 10min, ultrafiltration temperature of 40℃ and feeding concentration of 1.8mg/mL.The practical membrane flux was 0.070 mL/cm2?min,close to the predicted membrane flux of 0.077 mL/cm2?min.
Aqueous enzymatic extraction of badanmu oil and protein hydrolysate
2013, 34(2):  72-77. 
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The aqueous enzymatic process of simultaneously preparing oil and protein hydrolysates from BaDanMu was introduced. Badanmu slurry was treated with complex cell-wall polysaccharides degrading enzymes (cellulase:pectinase = 1:2) and Alcalase sequentially, and the optimal conditions for enzymatic hydrolysis were investigated. Through single factor experiment and the orthogonal experiment, the optimum conditions for extraction of badanmu oil are as follows: solid-liquid ratio is 1:5, particle size 30 mesh, cell polysaccharide hydrolysis enzyme content is 3.5%, extraction temperature 40 ℃, extracting time 4 h, alkali extraction pH 9, protease content is 1.5%, 50 ℃ temperature enzyme solution, enzymatic hydrolysis time 2 h;the optimum conditions for extraction of badanmu hydrolyzed protein: solid-liquid ratio is 1:5, particle size 30 mesh, cell polysaccharide hydrolysis enzyme content is 3%, 50 ℃, extraction temperature extracting time 3 h, alkali mention pH 8.5, protease content is 1.5%, 50 ℃ temperature enzyme solution, enzymatic hydrolysis time 2.5 h. Under the optimum conditions, the total extraction rates of free oil and protein hydrolysates are 68.74% and 74.39%, respectively.
Study on Extraction and Biological Activities of Polysaccharides from Leaves of Arctium lappa L.
2013, 34(2):  78-82. 
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The extraction technology of polysaccharides from Leaves of Arctium lappa L. (i.e. PLA) was investigated with water extraction and alcohol sedimentation technique by single factor and orthogonal experiments. The antioxidant and antibacterial activities of deproteinized PLA were studied. The results showed that the optimum extraction parameters of PLA were material-liquid ratio of 1:30 (g:mL), extraction time of 2 h, extraction temperature of 75oC and extraction times of 2. PLA was purified by Sevag method, the analysis of UV spectrum showed that, no protein and nucleic acid existed in the purified product. And the deproteinized PLA was characterized by IR spectrum, which demonstrated that the product has the common spectral character of polysaccharides. The deproteiniezed PLA possess the scavenging capacity to hydroxyl radical and superoxide anion radical. And PLA has obvious inhibitory effect against Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli and Bacillus subtilis.
Tenderizing effect of ultrasonic/microwave combined with tenderizer on spent laying hen
Ying LI
2013, 34(2):  83-87. 
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A new type of ultrasonic/microwave equipment was designed and used innovatively. The ultrasonic, microwave and ultrasonic/microwave---three different methods of tenderizing spent laying hen were discussed. The results showed that the tenderizing effect of ultrasonic and microwave together was better than any single method. On the base of ultrasonic/microwave, spent laying hen was dealt with tenderizer. L9 (34) orthogonal experiment was carried out to investigate the tendering effect of ultrasonic/microwave and tenderizer on spent laying hen. The results showed that the increase order of different factors on the shearing force was supersonic/microwave time> papain>CaCl2>complex phosphate. The optimum combination was as follows: treated with ultrasonic/microwave for 10 min, the power of 400 W, ultrasonic /gap time 4s/4s, combined with 1.5% CaCl2, 1.0% complex phosphate, 450 U/g papain. Under this condition, the shearing force of spent laying hen meat was 2.09 kg/cm2. Result of variance analysis showed that the tenderizing effect was notable treated by ultrasonic/microwave and papain, but inapparent by complex phosphate. The taste of tenderized spent laying hen was better remarkably, and close to the chicken by sensory evaluation.
Experimental study on purification of sesame from sesame seed meal by macro-porous resin
2013, 34(2):  88-92. 
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In order to extract the high-purity sesamin, this paper researches isolation and purification of sesamin from sesame seed meal by means of macro-porous resin. Results indicated that AB-8 resin and HP-20 resin have much higher static adsorption rate and desorption rate for sesamin, which adsorption rates are respectively 9.24mg/g and 9.28mg/g, and the desorption rates are respectively 94.81% and 94.35%. By carrying on the dynamic adsorption and the desorption experiment with AB-8, the result indicates that the higher the sample concentration, the bigger the adsorption, and the less injection velocity is more advantageous to the adsorption. It’s a much better effect by using 95% ethyl alcohol desorption, and reasonable amount of desorption liquid is 10 times the volume of the column (BV), and if the elution speed is smaller, the higher content sesamin can be obtained by desorption. Taking everything into consideration, it is more appropriate to select injection velocity and elution velocity for 1.0ml/min. The purity of sesamin is from crude extract of 12.88% up to 70.56% by macro-porous resin purification.

Optimization of Ultrasonic Radiation Assisted Extraction Technique of Pigment from Grain Amaranth Flower Spikes
FU-rong LIAO
2013, 34(2):  93-98. 
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Ultrasonic radiation was used to assist the extraction of red pigment from grain amaranth flower spikes, effect of solvent,material/liquid ratio ,extraction temperature ,ultrasonic intensity,extraction time and extraction degree to the result of pigment extraction was researched based on single factor experiments, BBD combined with response surface methodology(RSM) was employed to find a optimized extract method. Results showed: the optimal parameters was: material/liquid ratio was 1:46.5, extraction temperature and time was 32.8℃ and 67.2 min respectively,ultrasonic intensity was 150w and extraction degree was 2. In optimized conditions, the anticipative maximum extraction ratio was 82.13% and the result of demonstration test was 82.29%.

Study on Biosorption Of Pb2+ by Wheat Bran Residue
2013, 34(2):  99-104. 
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Pb2+ adsorption rate conditions of wheat bran residue optimized through quadratic orthogonal design.A quadratic regression orthogonal model was established to express the relationship between adsorption rate(Y)and five factors including pH (X1), temperature(X2), time(X3), concentration(X4), and addition amount(X5), as shown in the equation, Y=67.56718+9.52691X1+7.35677X2+0.09693X3-20.27575X4+8.44184X5-4.14591X12+0.36798X22-1.90632X32-1.36466X42-5.18757X52-2.83203X1X2+1.13932X1X3+1.79036X1X4-0.68359X1X5-1.20443X2X3+2.18099X2X4+0.61849X2X5+1.72526X3X4-1.79036X3X5+4.32943X4X5.The factor order on Pb2+ adsorption rate from strong to weak was concentration, pH, addition amount, temperature and time. According to this model, adsorption at 0.8g addition amount in 20mg/l for 1h using pH=8 and 100℃ of wheat bran residue revealed the highest adsorption, which was 99.99%. The experiment result was consistent with the theoreticl result of 98.91%. Wheat bran residue on Pb2+ adsorption with single molecule layer absorption dominant, and adsorption isotherm is fit to Freundlich adsorption isotherm. The adsorption rate for wheat bran residue to Pb2+ is quickly first, and then become slowly after more than 60min. Second kinetic model can describe the adsorption kinetics of wheat bran residue more better. In the low concentration of Pb2+ solution, the adsorption of wheat bran residue is better than activated carbon.
Effect of Steeping and Germinating Conditions onγ-aminobutyric acid Synthesis in Lentil
2013, 34(2):  105-109. 
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In an attempt to optimize lentil steeping and germinating conditions for γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) enrichment, the individual effects of steeping time and temperature as well as germinating time and temperature on GABA synthesis in lentil were investigated by single factor and orthogonal experiment. The optimum conditions for lentil were obtained as follows: steeping time 2.5 h, steeping temperature 36℃,germinating time5h,germinating temperature 24℃,and under the optimal conditions, the GABA content in lentil reached 380.503mg/100g which was 1.9 times higher than that in the untreated one.

Optimization of Ultrasonic-assisted Extraction Conditions of Locust Bean Gum by Using Response Surface Methodology
2013, 34(2):  114-118. 
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In this study,optimum condition of ultrasonic-assisted extraction of locust bean gum (LBG)is optimized by response-surface test.On the basis of single-factor test,the mathematical regression model is established about the dependent variable (extraction yield of locust bean gum)and independent variables(ratio of material to water,extraction temperature,extraction time and ultrasonic power)through Box-Benhnken center composite design and response surface methodology.The optimum extraction conditions as follows:material to water ratio 1:47 (g?mL-1),extraction temperature 43 ℃,time 63 min,ultrasonic power 800 W.Under these conditions,the yield of locust bean gum is 28.03%.The locust bean gum products meet the FCC Ⅳ standards.The structural is identified using infrared spectrum.

Optimizing Enzymatic-assisted Extraction Process of Polysaccharides from Truffles by Response Surface Methodology
2013, 34(2):  119-124. 
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Purpose: To optimize the enzymatic-assisted extraction process for polysaccharides from Truffles to improve extraction efficiency. Methods: Based on the single-factor experiments, the Box-Behnken center-united experimental design principles for 4 factors were used to determine the experiments condition and the response surfaces analysis. Results: Within the tested level ranges, the impact of three process parameters on extraction yield of polysaccharides from big to small was pH, enzymatic time, enzymatic temperature and enzyme dosage in turn. The optimum extraction pH was 5.6, enzymatic temperature was 61℃, enzymatic time was 65min and enzyme dosage was 1.6%. The predictive maximum yield of polysaccharides extraction rates was 15.00% and the polysaccharides content was 74.19, the average yield of polysaccharides in three validated experiment under the optimized process conditions was 14.31% and the relative error was 4.60% , the actual content was 74.96% and the relative error was 1.04%. Conclusion: Enzymatic assistance is beneficial to briefness methodology ,convenient operation and improve extraction efficiency and consequently, suitable for the extraction of polysaccharides from Truffles.

Preparation and Optimization of Cinnamomum camphora seed oil Liposome
Fang YANG
2013, 34(2):  125-130. 
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Abstract:The dynamic high pressure microfluidization (DHPM) was combined with thin film dispersion method to prepare Cinnamomum camphora seed oil (CCSO) liposome. Using encapsulation efficiency and particle size as the evalution indices, the optimum condition of the impacting factors was studied. Standard curves of CCSO mass and peak areas of capric acid and lauric acid were established to determine the encapsulation efficiency of liposome. The optimum conditions were prepared as follows, concentration of soybean lecithin was 3 g/100 mL, the ratio of lecithin to CCSO was 3:1 (m/m), lecithin to cholesterol was 6.7:1 (m/m), and using phosphate buffer solution (pH 7.0) as the aqueous phase with Tween 80 taking up 24.2% of the mass of lecithin. Under these conditions, the encapsulation efficiency was maintained to (91.8±3.7)%. The mean diameter was (107±8.6) nm by conducting the Micro-jet twice at 120 Mpa.
Study on Extraction Technology of total flavonoids from the Apple Pericarps by Response Surface Method
2013, 34(2):  131-135. 
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Studies were made on extracting total flavonoids from apple pericarps in this paper. Based on singer factor test, response surface method was used to study effects of extraction temperature, ethanol concentration, solid-liquid ratio and extraction time on extraction rate of total flavonoids from apple pericarps, and a second order quadratic equation for total flavonoids extraction was finally obtained. The results showed that the model was of great difference, and total flavonoids from apple pericarps was analyzed and predicted by the model. factors influencing the extraction of total flavonoids from the apple pericarps by the water bath method were in the order as follows: ethanol concentration>extraction temperature>solid/liquid ratio(g/mL)>extraction time. the optimum extraction conditions of total flavonoids from apple pericarps were ethanol concentration 65%, extraction temperature 45℃, solid/liquid ratio(g/mL) 1:45, extraction time 210 minutes, the extraction rate of total flavonoids from apple pericarps was 3.52% under the optimal conditions.
Homogenate Extraction of Polyphenol Oxidase from Banana optimized by Response Surface Methodology
2013, 34(2):  136-142. 
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As the oxidation of polyphenols for the polyphenol oxidase is thought to be the major cause of the browning of banana during its storage and processing, the optimal extracting conditions of the polyphenol oxidase from banana was found through the homogenate extraction with the herbal blitzkrieg extractor, so as to research the characteristics of the polyphenol oxidase from banana to improve the utilization of banana. The initial seven factors (source of buffer solution, ionic concentration and pH of solvent, liquid:solid ratio, time, concentration of polyvinylpyrrolidone(PVPP) and polyethylene glycol octyl phenyl ether(Triton X-100)) with at least six levels were optimized by single factor experiment depending on the response of enzymatic relative activity. Then four factors plus their best levels were chosen to optimize the extraction using a Box-Behnken design experiment with the Design Expert 8. It revealed, through the response surface methodology, that the optimal extraction conditions were source of buffer solution (Phosphoric acid-citric acid) without potassium chloride, pH (5.58), liquid:solid ratio (1.57), PVPP concentration (1.13%), time (2.5min).

Optimization of Ultrasonic-assisted Extraction of Total Falconoids from Malus hupehensis by Response Surface Method
2013, 34(2):  143-147. 
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Response surface analysis methodology (RSM) was applied to optimize the ultrasonic-assisted extraction conditions of total flavonoids from Malus hupehensis. The concentrations of ethanol in solvent, extraction time, ultrasonic power and ratio of liquid to solid were chosen as casual factors. Base on the single-factor experiments four-factor-three-levels box behnken experiments design were applied. RSM was employed to study on the effect of these factors on the yield of total flavonoids from Malus hupehensis. The results show that the optimum ultrasonic-assisted conditions were ratio of liquid to solid 50:1(mL/g), 67.35 % ethanol, extracting time 3.2 h, ultrasonic power 162.4 W, Validation experiments were carried out at these optimum conditions. The predicted value of the maximal yield of flavonoids is 12.78 %, while the effective value is 12.76 %, the relative error between actual values and predicted values is 0.02 %. These results demonstrated that the method is feasible.

Determination of Chlorine Dioxide and its Degradation By-Products in Raw Meat by Ion Chromatography
2013, 34(2):  148-151. 
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An analytical method was developed to simultaneously determine chlorine dioxide(CLO2)and its degradation byproducts chlorite(CLO2-) and chlorate (CLO3-) in fresh meat by Ion Chromatography(IC). Sample preparation was extracted by 0.05mol/L phosphate buffer-acetonitrile solution( pH 4.3,50:50),adjusting the pH value around 7~8 and eliminating impurities by calcium hydroxide solution, removing lipids with N-hexane. The optimum condition was achieved by separation on a AS11-HC column, eluting by 15 mmol/L KOH solution at a flow rate of 1.0mL/min, determinating by conductivity detector and external standard. The detection limit of CLO2-,CLO2,CLO3- were 0.7mg/L,0.5mg/L,0.5mg/L,limit of quantitation were 1.2mg/L,1.0mg/L,1.0mg/L. It was the first time using Ion Chromatography to detect the residues of CLO2-、CLO2、CLO3- in fresh meat with good accuracy, reliability and practicality.

Analysis of Flavor Compounds from Carrot Jam Fermented Lactobacillus plantarum NCU166
2013, 34(2):  152-154. 
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Abstract:In the study, the volatile components in carrot jam whether is fermented by Lactobacillus plantarum NCU166 or not were determined by static headspace gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) for qualitative analysis, and comparative analysis was done for the relative contents and kinds about the volatile components in the fermented jam with NaCl or not. It was indicated that, allyl compounds and terpenoid compounds decreased, but alcohols and esters increased, and there were several main aromatic matters, such as santalol,capric triglyceride,α-terpineol,linalool,rhodinol,perilly alcohol,L-carveol and so on. The compounds’ extracted effect could be influenced by adding NaCl in sample.
Determination of impurity elements in food leavening agents by high resolution inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry
2013, 34(2):  155-158. 
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The determination of trace elements in food leavening agents NaHCO3 including Be, Mg, Al, Ca, Cr, Mn, Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn, As, Cd, Hg and Pb by high resolution inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (HR-ICP-MS) has been investigated. Samples were decomposed by HNO3 followed by dilution with ultrapure water then the above 14 elements in the solution was analyzed directly by HR-ICP-MS. To overcome some potentially problematic spectral interference, measurements were acquired in both low and medium resolution modes. The internal standards of Ge, In and Bi can significantly improve the long time stability and precision level of determination. The method was shown to be very sensitive with limits of quantification in the range of 0.008~21.62 μg/L for all investigated elements, the recovery of the samples was in the range of 92.60%~110.00% and the relative standard deviation(RSD) less than 2.39%.

Analysis of Volatile Components in Chrysanthemum Flower by Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography/Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry
2013, 34(2):  159-164. 
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Chrysanthemum flower is a kind of Chinese traditional herb and contains volatile oil and flavonoids as its active ingredients. The extracted volatile components of Chrysanthemum flower were analyzed and identified by means of comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography (GC×GC)/time-of-flight mass spectrometry (TOFMS). Totally 156 volatile components with similarity of more than 850 were identified in this study.

Analysis of Models for Main Potato Nutrients Content Based on Near Infrared Spectroscopy
2013, 34(2):  165-169. 
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Analysis of Models for Main Potato Nutrients Content Based on Near Infrared Spectroscopy ZHANG Xiao-yan, YANG Bing-nan*, LIU Wei, ZHAO Feng-min, YANG Yan-chen, XING Li (Chinese Academy of Agricultural Mechanization Sciences, Beijing 100083, China) Abstract: With 44 different potato cultivars as the material, Principal component analysis (PCA) was used to select four indicators (water, reducing sugar, starch and protein) which can cover most information of potato samples. Predicted mathematic models for analysis were established and evaluated with partial least square (PLS) method. The accuracy of models was estimated by the determination coefficients (R2cal), relative predictive determination (RPD) and the root mean square errors of calibration (RMSEE), the determination coefficients (R2cv) and the root mean square errors of cross validation (RMSECV). For the calibration model of water, R2cal =98.37%, RMSEE=0.445, RPD=7.84; for the cross validation model of water, R2cv=93.05%, RMSECV=0.84, RPD=3.79. For the calibration model of reducing sugar, R2cal = 98.43%, RMSEE= 0.0236, RPD= 7.99; for the cross validation model of reducing sugar, R2cv= 86.42%, RMSECV= 0.0598, RPD= 2.71. For the calibration model of starch, R2cal = 97.13%, RMSEE= 0.577, RPD= 5.9; for the cross validation model of starch, R2cv= 95.370%, RMSECV= 0.7, RPD= 4.65. For the calibration model of protein, R2cal = 98.41%, RMSEE= 0.0334, RPD= 7.92; for the cross validation model of protein, R2cv= 89.49%, RMSECV= 0.0767, RPD= 3.08.

Analysis of gonyautoxins (GTXs) by a post-column derivatization high performance liquid chromatography
2013, 34(2):  170-174. 
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Paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxins is an important risk for sea food safety, and detecting technology of high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) for PSP toxins is an important part for promoting safety supervision system of sea food in China. In this paper, effects of post-column derivatization condition on reaction fluorescent intensity and mobile phase condition on separation of gonyautoxins (GTXs) base on HPLC were discussed. Analysis of post-column derivatization showed the effects of pH of reaction solution, reaction temperature, formamide concentration and ammonium formate concentration on fluorescent sensitivity of individual GTX compounds were remarkable different. Considering the relationship between reaction fluorescent intensity and reaction conditions, the optimum post-column derivatization conditions were defined as: reaction solution mixtured by 70 mmol/L periodic acid and 0.12 mol/L potassium hydrate, 0.75 mol/L formamide of 20% ammonium formate solution, with pH of 7.3~7.5, flow rate of 0.8 ml/min, and reaction temperature of 50℃. Analysis of mobile phase showed the effects of methanol concentration, sodium heptanesulfonate concentration, pH, and phosphate concentration on separation of GTXs were all obvious, and the optimum mobile phase conditions were determined as: the concentrations of methanol, sodium heptanesulfonate, phosphate were 1%, 1.5 mmol/L, 10 mmol/L respectively, with pH of 7.3. Comparison to HPLC of oshima method, the response rate of GTX1, GTX3 and GTX4 increased to 4.7, 3.4 and 3.8 times, respectively, beside that of GTX2.

Determination of nitrofurazone residue in aquaculture water by HPLC
2013, 34(2):  175-178. 
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We develop a method for nitrofurazone residue determined in the aquaculture water by High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC).The stability of nitrofurazone was analyzed for the assistance to screen the determination condition. The results show that liquid-liquid extraction wasn’t suitable for extracting the nitrofurazone in water, while the solid-phase extraction is acceptable. The efficiency of several solid-phase extraction cartridges was compared to optimize the extract condition. MCX, HLB, C18 cartridge are capable of retaining nitrofurazone, which MCX is suitable for alkaline extract, HLB efficiency is insensitive to pH value, and the C18 is less effective than HLB. The methods, recovery of 85% -95%, relative standard deviation of less than10%, detection limit of 0.25μg/L, can be applied to scrutinize the nitrofurazone residue in aquaculture water.
High-performance Liquid Chromatography with Nano Quantity Analyte Detector for the Determination of D-Xylose
2013, 34(2):  179-181. 
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Abstract:Objective:To develop a fast, sensitive, accurate high-performance liquid chromatography(HPLC) with nano quantity analyte detector (NQAD) for the determination of D-xylose. Method: The chromatographic separation was achieved with an amino column using a mobile phase composed of a mixture of acetonitrile and water (73:27, V/V) at a flow rate of 0.8 mL/min. The NQAD drift tube temperature was set at 50℃ and the N2 pressure at 30psi. Result: The linear range of D-xylose was between 10μg/mL and 120μg/mL (R2=0.9998). The detection limit was 0.7μg/mL. The average spike recovery was 101.97%, with a relative standard deviation (RSD) of 0.88%. Conclution:This method is sensitive, accurate and repeatable, and thus it is suitable for the determination of D-xylose.

Application on Rapid Detection of Salmonellla spp in food by pyrosequencing technology
2013, 34(2):  182-186. 
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To develop a technique for detecting and identifying Salmonellla spp by using pyrosequencing technology. According to virulence-specific target gene sequence analysis, this study designed specific PCR primers and sequencing primers respectively for pyrosequencing, and pyrosequencing reaction conditions were optimized. The results show that this method is the traditional national standard method of enrichment as a precondition before, while eliminating the tedious process of post-biochemical validation, greatly reducing the detection time from 4 or 7 days to 16 hours and accuracy consistent with the traditional biochemical validation. The study established Pyrosequencing detection method is effective, fast, accurate and simple operation for fast food-borne pathogen detection and identification of precise opened up broad prospects.

A new isothermal amplification detection of Enterobacter sakazakii
2013, 34(2):  187-190. 
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Objective To establish a new rapid screening method for detection of E.sakazakii—cross-primer amplification combined with immuno-blotting analysis. Method On the basis of sequence analysis of the E. sakazakii 16S-23S rDNA internal transcribed spacer,specific primers and probe were designed, we developed cross-primer isothermal amplification method, using the immuno-gold standard test strip to test results. The specificity of the method was evaluated by 18 strains of E.sakazakii and 36 negative strains of Enterobacteriaceae.The sensitivity of the method was evaluated by testing the quantitative DNA,pure bacteria counted and the sample of adding other bacterial. Result The method established in this article is highly specific and sensitive. The limit of decetion is 100fg/test for the genomic DNA, 101 cfu/mL for pure bacterial culture. Conclusion The method is highly sensitive,specific, easy to operate and does not require any complex equipment. It is very useful for detection of E. sakazakii in the port or underdeveloped areas.

Studies on the Chemical Compositions of Volatile Oil of Elaeagnuslanceolata Warb. apud Diels and Antibacterial Activities
2013, 34(2):  191-193. 
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The volatile oil in Elaeagnus lanceolata Warb. apud Diels is extracted by water-steaming method. The extraction rate is 0.53%. The chemical compositions of the volatile oil have been identified with the optimum separating and analyzing conditions by means of the GC-MS. The result shows 31 compounds are separated. The represention rate of tot-al volatile oil is 83.9%. The major chemical compositions of volatile oil in Elaeagnus lanceolata Warb. apud Diels are 4-methyl phenol,pelargonic acid , linoleic acid , palmitic acid , Germacrene D,hydrocarbon etc. The antibacterial activity of volatile oil in Elaeagnus lanceolata Warb. apud Diels has been studied. It showed that it has high antibacterial activity against E. coli、St. aureus、and B. subtilis.

Study on fatty acid composition in Grass carp muscle and their content changes during cooling preservation
Yong-le LIU
2013, 34(2):  194-198. 
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The fatty acid composition in grass carp muscle and their content changes during cooling preservation at 2-4℃ were studied using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS).The muscular fat in grass carp was found to contain large amounts of unsaturated fatty acids. The ratios of SFA: MUFA: PUFA and ω-6 PUFA: ω-3 PUFA were 1.08:2.19:1 and 5.65:1, respectively, which agreed well with the intake standards of fatty acids recommended by Chinese Nutrition Society. During cooling preservation, the total lipid contents and the relative contents of MUFA and PUFA in grass carp muscle were decreased gradually. Conversely, the relative contents of SFA were gradually increased. The degradation of fatty acids followed the rules that their degradation rate and extent were positively related with their unsaturation level and their structure types; the degradation of ω-3 PUFA taken place much earlier than ω-6 PUFA but the degradation rate of ω-6 PUFA was much faster than that of ω-3 PUFA. The relative contents of some long chain unsaturated fatty acids (LPUFA) were increased slightly with the extension of the cold storage time. These results indicated that in order to keep the nutritive values of grass carp muscle and extend its shelf life, it would be very important to control the degradation of muscular fatty acids during preservation processes.
Study on Free and Bound Aroma Compounds in Raspberry Juice
2013, 34(2):  199-203. 
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Free and bound aroma compounds in raspberry juice were investigated. Bound aroma compounds were isolated using Amberlite XAD-2 column adsorption and methanol elution. The extracted bound aroma compounds were released by almond β-glucosidase and acid. Both free and bound volatile compounds were then determined by GC-MS. The purpose of this study is to provide guidance for aroma maintainment and enhancement of raspberry juice. A total of 23 free aroma compounds were identified, mainly were fatty alcohols, ketones and esters, and benzaldehyde was the most abundant aroma compound. In total, twenty bound aroma compounds were detected after enzymatic hydrolysis, mainly were benzenic compounds and fatty alcohols. In addition, totally 11 bound aroma compounds were detected after acidic hydrolysis, mainly were terpenic compounds and fatty alcohols.
Determination of sulfonamide in vegetable by solid phase extraction- high performance liquid phase chromatography
2013, 34(2):  204-208. 
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A solid extraction column was prepared with graphene as adsorbent. Analytical method for the determination of six sulfonamides was developed based on graphene solid-phase extraction (SPE) coupled with high-performance liquid-phase chromatography. Ultraviolet detection was used for qualitative and quantitative analysis at 270 nm. Factors that may influence the extraction efficiency including the kind of adsorbents, the kind and volume of eluent, pH of sample solutions and sample volume were optimized in detail. Under the optimized conditions, there was good linearity in the concentration range of 0.1-100 μg/L with the correlation coefficients of 0.990-0.997. Limits of detection were in the range of 6.3-21.1 ng/L (S/N = 3). The precisions of proposed method were in the range of 2.12-4.75%. The method was applied to the analysis of vegetable samples with recoveries of 78.5% -103.2%.

Determination of Anionic Surfactant in Vegetable oil and Waste oil by High Performance Liquid Chromatography method with Fluorescence Detector
Bo LIU
2013, 34(2):  209-211. 
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A high performance liquid chromatography method with fluorescence detector was developed for determination of anionic surfactant in vegetable oil and waste oil. The oil samples were dissolved with hexane and extracted with water. A Waters Atlantis T3 column was used with methanol as the mobile phase at a flow rate of 2.0 mL/min. The column temperature was 25℃ and the Fluorescence detection wavelength was λex/em=223/280 nm. Under the optimized conditions, the calibration curve shows good linearity in the range of 1~ 100 ug/mL of anionic surfactant, Y = 222626 X-329085 (r=0.9996,n=6). The recovery and the relative standard deviation of method were 87.56%~93.29% and 1.51%~2.63%,respectively. The method is simple and accurate, and can be used for the quality control of anionic surfactant in vegetable oil. We found that the content of anionic surfactant in common vegetable oil is lower detection limit. In order to prevent waste oil from mixing in vegetable oil, we suggest that the limit standard of anionic surfactant in vegetable oils must be developed.
Comparison of Flavonoids in Tangerine Peels of Different Varieties from Sichuan
2013, 34(2):  212-216. 
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Objective: To compare the contents of flavonoids in tangerine peels of different varieties from Sichuan. Methods: The total flavonoids were determined by ultraviolet spectrophotometry at the wavelengths of 284 nm with hesperidin as a standard,and high performance liquid chromatography was used to analyze the contents of hesperidin, nobiletin and tangeretin simultaneously. The chromatographic separation was performed on a Phenomenex Luna C18(2) column (250 mm×4.6 mm,5 μm) by gradient elution using water-acetonitrile as the mobile phase at a flow rate of 1.0 mL?min-1. The detection wavelength was 280 nm and the column temperature was set at 25 ℃. Results: The results indicated that significan differences in contents of total flavonoids and three bioactive compounds existed in 20 samples from different source. The content ranges of total flavonoids,hesperidin, nobiletin, tangeretin were 0.64-5.67%,0.12-1.26%,0.02-0.61%,0.01-0.22%,respectively. The peak area of three flavonoids in samples had different proportion in total peak area. Conclusion: Flavonoids in tangerine peels were influenced by genetic background, growth environment as well as cultivation method. Multiple active chemical markers provided more quality information of tangerine peels.
The nutritional composition analysis of live bamboo juice freeze-dried powder for dendrocalamus inYunnan Banna
2013, 34(2):  217-219. 
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The bamboo resources are abundant in China, and bamboo juice has high edible and medicinal value, therefore, the research and development of bamboo juice products has important practical significance. In this study,the fresh bamboo juice was adopted by the method of extraction of living water from Yunnan Banna dendrocalamus, and then made into freeze-dried powder by freeze-drying, the nutritional composition was investigated next. The results showed that the bamboo juice contained, Protein (10.08%),Flavonoids (77.36mg/100g), polyphenols (38.70mg/100g), polysaccharides (46.95mg/100g), Si (0.25%),Ca (1.27%)、Mg (0.70%),Ge (0.65mg/kg) and other mineral elements, and also the 14 kinds of amino acids (6.48%). The finding provided a scientific basis for the research and development of bamboo juice cultivated in Yunnan Banna.
Rapid Identification of Edible Quality for Fried Soybean Oil by Electrochemical Analysis
GAO xiang-yang
2013, 34(2):  220-223. 
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Abstract: In order to find the new parameters of edible quality for frying oil and to achieve rapid detection on the spot, the edible soybean oil from different areas were researched. Carbonyl value promulgated by the nation was taken as reference standard. The changes of pH value and conductivity were analyzed as carbonyl value exceeded the national standard during batch deep-frying. The results showed that the carbonyl value increased obviously, pH value decreased gradually, conductivity increased and then decreased slightly with the increase of frying time. After batch deep-frying 12h, soybean oil couldn't be used as food when carbonyl value had exceeded the national standard, pH value was 4.16, H+ activity was 100 times and conductivity was 5 times to the fresh soybean oil. There were obvious correlativity between carbonyl value, H+ activity and the frying time. The relationship between conductivity and the frying time, carbonyl value was significant generally. It suggested pH 4.20 was considered as a new expression parameter that could be used to identify the edible quality of fried soybean oil.

HS-SPME-GC/MS Analysis of Volatile Flavor Components in Harbin Air-dried Sausage
2013, 34(2):  224-226. 
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In order to investigate the volatile flavor components in a Chinese style traditional meat product, Harbin air-dried sausage, headspace (HS) solid phase micro-extraction (SPME) technique was employed to extract volatile flavor components. And then, volatile compounds were successfully separated and identified by capillary gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC/MS). A total of 28 volatile compounds were identified in this work, which included 14 hydrocarbons, 5 aldehydes, 4 esters, 2 phenols, 2 ethers and 1 alcohol. The formation of these volatile flavor compounds might be due to the addition of alcohol, spices, lipid oxidation, amino acid catabolism, microbial activities and the interactions among them. In this experiment,the predominant volatile compound in Harbin air-dried sausage samples was ethyl caproate, followed by ethanol, hexanal and ethyl butyrate. Some branched chain aldehydes including benzaldehyde, 3- methylbutanal and 2-methylbutanal were also detected and identified in Harbin air-dried sausage samples.

A study of tea in Chongqing region on mineral elements indicates their producing area characters
2013, 34(2):  227-230. 
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22 enzymes deactivated tea samples gathered form different regions of Chongqing, were microwave digested, and then detected their 32 kinds of mineral elements by ICP-OES and ICP-MS. Result shows quantity of 15 rare-earth elements vary obviously among samples from different regions, the other 17 elements’ content are in the range of several μg to several mg per kilogram. principal component analysis shows that the content of Y, Pr, Nd, Eu, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, Fe in Yong Chuan samples are less than other samples; Sr, Al, Ca is found lowest in Ban Nan and Nan Chuan samples, while the highest in Yong Chuan and Rong Chang; samples of other regions were decentralize on the score chart. Then combined with cluster analysis, 22 tea samples was clustered into 6 with a certain degree of similarity during a certain same produing region. The study indicated that determining tea Origin characteristics by mineral elements is feasible. Rare-earth elements' content and Ca、Sr、Ba、Al provide major base to determine provenance of tea.

Content Determination of Hyperoside and Total Flavonoids in Leaves of Rosa davurica Pall.
2013, 34(2):  231-235. 
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Abstract: Purpose: To establish the determination method of total flavonoids and hyperoside in leaves of Rosa davurica Pall..Method:UV-spectrophotometric method was applied to determine the content of total flavonoids at the wave length of 418 nm using rutin as reference substance. The content of hyperin was determined with high performance liquid chromatography(HPLC) using Shim-pack VP-ODS C18 (150mm×4.6mm,5μm) column and CH3OH-0.5% H3PO4 (45:55)as gradient elution mobile phase. The UV detection wave-length, the flow rate and the column temperature were 360nm,1.0 mL/min, 40℃ respectively. Result: Total flavonoids and hyperoside have shown good linear relationship in the range of 0.02~0.12mg/mL(R=0.9996)and 0.192~1.152μg(R=0.9993).The average recovery rate and RSD of total flavonoids and hyperoside were100.87%,100.36%, 2.79% and 2.26% respectively. Conclusion: The determination method offered in the paper is characterized with celerity,accuracy and easy operation, which is fit for the content determination of total flavonoids and hyperoside in leaves of Rosa davurica Pall..

Indicating quality deterioration of chilled tilapia fillets by protein degradation
2013, 34(2):  241-245. 
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The effects of protein degradation on the spoilage progress of chilled tilapia fillets were measured by proteolytic bacteria, proteolytic compounds, protein solubility, the SDS-PAGE change patterns of myofibrilar protein and sarcoplasmic protein. The results showed that: the changes of proteolytic bacteria, pH and amino nitrogen met well the protein degradation progress of muscle. When proteolytic bacteria kept less than 6.10 logCFU/g, pH was in week acidity, amino nitrogen stayed no many changes, and the SDS-PAGE pattern of myofibrilar protein and sarcoplasmic protein had no evident changes. While proteolytic bacteria increased equal and more than 7.60 logCFU/g, pH was in neutrality and week alkalinity, amino nitrogen increased rapidly, and the protein strip of SDS-PAGE pattern became outspread and breakdown, the protein degradation strengthened continuously. It was a very important spoilage indication in the SDS-PAGE pattern of myofibrilar protein when third strip in the region of 45→29 kDa disappeared, and new strips in the region of ≤29 kDa appeared. These results were provided a theoretical basis for further study on screening out specific protein during protein degradation to indicate the process of quality deterioration in fish.

Analysis on Antimicrobial Activity of Origanum vulgare L. Essential Oil in Vitro and Volatile Compositions Extracted by Three Different Methods
Fei WEI Zhou cai-qiong
2013, 34(2):  246-250. 
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Essential oil from origanum vulgare L.was extracted by three different methods -water steam distillation,simultaneous distillation extraction,microwave assist water distillation and identified by GC-MS,intend to compare the differences among the three volatile compositions,then compare the MIC of Oregano oils extracted to five pathogen in vitro.The results shows that they all have alcohol,hydrocarbon,acid,aldehyde, ketone,ester and phenols but in different levels. The mainly antibacterial volatile contents were Caryophllene, beta- phellandrene, careen,cyclohexane and Limonene.
Effect of Nano Nutrient Preharvest Treatment on the Postharvest Storage Properties of Golden Delicious Apple
2013, 34(2):  251-255. 
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The effect of nano nutrient preharvest treatment on the storage properties of Golden Delicious Apple during storage (20±1℃) were studied in this paper. The results indicated that nano nutrient can quicken the process of fruit ripening and softening, promote the course of turning yellow and red, make ethylene peak arrive earlier, and speed up the formation and burst of aromatic substances. In addition, nano nutrient preharvest treatment increased titratable acid content, reduced its tss-acid ratio, so as to exert an influence on fruit flavor. In conclusion: nano nutrient preharvest treatment can promote the process of ripening and senescence, thus do great help for the improvement of fruit flavor to some extent.
Effect of Rosemary and high-oxygen Modified Atmosphere on Colour and Oxidative Stability in Fresh Pork
2013, 34(2):  256-261. 
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The individual or combination effect of rosemary and high-oxygen modified atmosphere package(MAP) on colour stability and oxidation of fresh pork was investigated. Rosemary with Different concentration was added to Samples, displayed under light for 10 days at 4℃ with two packages (high-oxygen modified atmosphere packaging or polyethylene overwrapped). Instrumental colour, metmyoglobin formation, lipid oxidation, protein oxidation, modification of heme concentrations, texture characteristics and sensory evaluation were determined. Results demonstrated that Colour of pork was well protected by high-oxygen modified atmosphere packaging, but lipid oxidation increased, and the tender of meat diminished as well. And the effect of rosemary towards colour and oxidation stability of fresh pork was influenced by modified atmosphere package. With the combination of rosemary, high-oxygen package exhibited great protection towards lipid oxidation, nor did protein carbonyls significantly reduced,while in overwrapped package, protein oxidation were well protected with rosemary in low concentrations.
Chemical Quality Changes of Stored 100% Orange Juice in laminated paperboard packages
2013, 34(2):  262-266. 
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The changes of vitamin C, HMF, saccharides, carotenoids, total polyphenols and total flavonoids of 100% orange juice stored at 4, 20, 37 and 55℃ for 24 weeks were monitored. The results indicate that the degradation of vitamin C and the accumulation HMF followed first-order kinetics models during storage. Stored at 20, 37 and 55℃ glucose and fructose contents gradually increased; sucrose contents gradually reduced, while sucrose, glucose and fructose contents were not significantly different that stored at 4℃. The changes of total polyphenols contents were not significant in the early storage, but were on a rising trend in the later. The main carotenoids contents decreased and the loss of total flavonoids was 13.0%-24.4% during storage. In general, the effect of storage temperature on chemical quality of 100% orange juice is remarkable, storing at low temperature(4℃) can keep its chemical quality better, which had practical importance for orange juice storing.
Effect of BTH Dipping Treatment on Postharvest Diseases Control and Storage Quality of Muskmelon Fruits
2013, 34(2):  267-272. 
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In order to probe into the effects of postharvest BTH treatment on storage effectiveness in muskmelon fruit, muskmelons (Cucumis melo L. cv. yujinxiang) were dipped at 100mg/L of BTH solution for 10min. The inhibition effect of BTH treatment on the lesion area of fruits inoculated with Trichothecium roseum and natural disease incidence of melons were investigated during storage at room temperature. The changes of main storage quality index in muskmelon fruits during storage were also measured. The results showed that BTH treatment significantly decreased (P<0.05) the lesion area of fruits inoculated with T. roseum, and the natural disease incidence of fruits during storage at room temperature. The treatment obviously induced the enhancement of defense enzyme activity including phenylalanine ammonia lyase (PAL), peroxidase (POD) and polyphenol oxidase (PPO) in fruits. BTH treatment also effectively retarded the increase of weight loss and soluble pectin content, and delayed the decline of fruit firmness, Vitamin C (Vc) and soluble solids content. BTH treatment also reduced the transformation rate of skin color from green to yellow. Consequently, BTH treatment delayed the senescence process of muskmelon fruits, and increased disease resistance and storage quality of fruits. These results indicated that postharvest BTH treatment at proper concentration not only increased disease resistance, but also enhanced storage quality of muskmelon fruits.
Changes in Aroma Components of Nanguo Pear during Ripening after Refrigeration
2013, 34(2):  273-276. 
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Abstract: Aroma components of Nanguo pears during ripening at room temperature after refrigerating for 70 days were studied. The results of aroma analysis showed that only four kinds of aroma components were detected in immature fruit. The number of aroma components was increased to 16 in the best flavor period, and the relative quantities of esters was 75 %. With fruit ripening, the types of aroma components were reduced. Fruit aroma compositions were formed gradually during refrigerating. After refrigerating for 70 days, fruit can still ripen normally, The overall trend of aroma components was similar to the fruit postharvest directly at the normal temperature. However, refrigeration had great effect on ethyl acetate, ethyl hexanoate and ethyl butyrate. The relative quantities of ethyl butyrate and ethyl hexanoate were reduced, ethyl acetate was increased.
Effect of Gibberellic Acid Treatment on Quality and Physiology of Two Grape Varieties During Cold Storage
2013, 34(2):  277-281. 
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We examined the effect on quality and storage physiology of preharvest applications of Gibberellic Acid (GA3) , on ‘Redglobe’ and ‘Crimson Seedless’ grapes (Vitis vinifera).The respiration intensity, firmness, titratable acidity, soluble solids content, decay rate, shatter index and MDA content of the grapes were investigated during storage. The results showed that 30mg?L-1 GA3 treatment increased the main fruit quality parameters, including berry weight and cluster weight, Compared with untreated grape, berry weight of grape treated increased 29.33% and 32.30% ,cluster weight of grape treated increased 49.71% and 33.36% ,on ‘Redglobe’ and Crimson Seedless , respectively. During the cold storage, the losses due to fruit decay and cluster shatter were reduced compared with control, and respiration intensity of grape treated were inhihibited. Meanwhile, higher firmness remained in grapes of treated group than in the control ,the loss of titritable acids was reduced in Grape treated. We found that GA3 treatment evidently delayed the increase of MDA content,and kept integrity of membrane.
Effect of Storage Temperature on Quality of Postharvest Maca Tuber
2013, 34(2):  282-287. 
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The relative compounds and quality of maca stored at 4, 10 and 20℃were investigated. The purpose of this work was to evaluate functional and nutritional quality of maca stored at different temperatures and supply guide for the storage and consumption of postharvest maca. The results showed that the mass loss rate of the maca tuber could significantly slow down at low temperature(4℃) , and the content of soluble protein, soluble solids and glucosinolates were maintained. Furthermore, myrosinase activity and the brown rate could effectively inhibit at lower temperature storage. The suitable storage temperature of maca tuber was 4℃, a good quality could still maintain for 15 days storage.
Effect of Different Cool Storage Temperatures on Postharvest Physiology of Honeycrisp Apples
2013, 34(2):  288-292. 
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The effect of different cool storage temperatures on postharvest physiology and shelf quality of ‘Honeycrisp’ apples has been studied. Further theoretical basis for the development and application of cool storage technique of ‘Honeycrisp’ apples is to be provided. This research was carried out at temperatures of 0 and 3℃. Physiological indicators were measured regularly during storage and shelf life and physiological diseases index was counted in the end. The results indicated that compared with 0℃, storage temperature at 3℃ could inhibit the decrease in titratable acid content, keep color and lustre of pericarp, delay the time of respiration and ethylene peak, control the incidence of chilling injury and had higher SOD, POD and CAT activity. Furthermore, the shelf-life quality of ‘Honeycrisp’ apples stored at 3℃ was better. The experiment proved that 0℃ appropriate to most apple varieties was not suitable for ‘Honeycrisp’ cool storage, while 3℃ was better.
Response of different maturity stages and varieties of mango fruits to 1-MCP application
2013, 34(2):  293-297. 
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The response of different maturity stages (6 and 8 degrees) and varieties (‘Hongguifei’, ‘Tainong1’ and ‘Jinhuang’) of mango fruits on 1-MCP application were investigated. The results showed that: (1)For the same maturity stage, the response of three mango varieties to 1-MCP were different, the changes of storage quality and physiology of ‘Tainong1’ was the fastest, the higher disease index, color a *, TSS content, activities of SOD, POD and LOX, and lower fruit firmness of ‘Tainong1’ were observed, followed by ‘Jinhuang’ and ‘Hongguifei’ fruits.(2)For the different harvest maturity stages of the same variety , the lower disease index, color a * and higherfruit firmness, activities of SOD, POD and LOX of lower maturity fruits than those of higher maturity fruits were observed. However, the cell membrane permeability of two maturity fruits were not significant. (3)When fruits were ripened completely, there was no significant difference in TSS contents between 6 and 8 mature ‘Tainong’ fruits, but for the ‘Hongguifei’ and ‘Jinhuang’ mangos, the TSS contents with 8 maturity degree were significantly higher than that of 6 maturity fruits. It suggested that the fresh response of ‘Tainong1’fruits to 1-MCP was the worst among three mango varieties, the response of ‘Hongguifei’ and ‘Jinhuang’fruits to 1-MCP was very significant.
Relationship between Electrical Parameters and Quality Indexes of Apple Fruit During Storage
2013, 34(2):  298-302. 
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In order to investigate the correlation between the potential of dielectric properties and fruit internal quality, Fuji and Qin Guan apple treated with 1-methylcyclopropene (1-MCP) or ethephon were selected. An intelligent LCR Hioki tester was used to determine changes in 10 electrical parameters of the fruits with electric frequencies of 0.1~3980.0 KHz during apple fruit storage period. Quality indexes of firmness, titratable acid content, and peel chromaticity were also measured. Results showed that fruits presented a downswing of Z value as the electric frequency increased and the storage time extended. The Z value of Fuji apple could be significantly associated with titration acid content. Regression equations were built by correlation between electrical parameters of Rs, Z, and quality indexes of titration acid content and firmness; moreover, ε′ and Z could predict the change of peel chromaticity, and thus can measure for nondestructive-testing apples.
Influence of hot air treatment on the quality and active oxygen metablism in cold stored 'Huanghua' pear fruit
2013, 34(2):  303-306. 
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Postharvest 'Huanghua' pear fruit was treated in hot air at 40℃ for 12 h, then stored at 1℃ for 120 d followed by ripening at 20 ℃ for7 d. Fruit firmness, soluble solid content, electrolyte leakage, MDA content, superoxide anion radical (O2?-) production rate, soluble protein content and active oxygen scavenging enzymes activity were determined to investigate the effect of hot treatment on the quality and antioxidative levels in fruit. Results showed that fruit firmness, soluble protein content, activities of SOD, CAT, POD in hot air treated fruit were higher than control fruit, while soluble solid content, electrolyte leakage, MDA content and O2?- production rate were lower. These results indicated that hot air treatment (40℃, 12h) improved quality of Huanghua pear after storage, which might be related to the enhancement of activities of antioxidative enzymes and the reduction of active oxygen accumulation.
Influence of different frozen storage condition on the quality of native chicken meat
2013, 34(2):  307-311. 
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The native chicken breast and chicken leg meat as raw material, with the pH value, TVB-N value, TBARS value, color and myofibrillar protein SDS-PAGE electrophoresis of chicken meat for as evaluation index, to investigate the effect on the quality of chicken meat in different frozen storage conditions (different temperature and time). The results showed that frozen storage temperature and time to the pH value, TVB-N value, TBARS value and color of chicken meat were significantly affected. The lower temperature and the shorter time would keep the quality of chicken meat better and the eating quality higher.
Effect of Heat Shock Treatment on Chilling Tolerance and Anti-oxidation System in Green Peppers
2013, 34(2):  312-316. 
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Abstract:The relationship between reducing chilling injury by heat shock treatment and anti-oxidation system in postharvest green peppers were investigated in this study. The cultivars of " Horn pepper " were treated with hot water at 45℃ for 4 min or at 50℃ for 1 min. During the storage at 1±1°C, analyze the chilling injury index, the membrane permeability, MDA content, H2O2 content, O2- formation rate, AsA content and antioxidant enzyme system. The results indicated that heat shock treatment induced the increase of endogenous H2O2 content in the beginning of storage, reduced the injury index and O2- formation rate, enhanced the activities of SOD, CAT and APX and postponed the decrease of AsA content, resulting in inhibiting the accumulation of O2- and MDA and increase in LOX activity In the late of storage. These results suggest that heat shock treatment may maintain the balance between the formation and detoxification of active oxygen species and delay the lipid peroxidation process, thereby preventing the development of chilling injury of cold-stored green peppers.
Preparation of Edible Composite Film and Its Application on Preservation of Mutton
Li-Li-Jie
2013, 34(2):  317-320. 
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The preparation of Cassava Starch and Chitosan edible composite films were studied, and properties of the edible composite film were tested. Besides, Its application on Preservation of Mutton were observed. The results showed: when the ratio of 2% Cassava Starch and 2% Chitosan was 1.5:1,the properties of the edible composite film was the best. Its tensile strength, bibulous rate, floods gas rate and light transmittance of the film were 47.75±2.49MPa、77.4±2.3、0.355±0.056g?mm/h?m2?Kpa、70.4±1.02%, respectively. When it was applied to the preservation of mutton, the water loss rate, total volatile basic nitrogen(TVB-N)and TBARS of the mutton wrapped with the edible composite film were lower than that of the unwrapped mutton at 4 ℃ refrigerated condition, and the difference was significant(P<0.05).
Effect of Extraction Methods on the Chemical Composition and Antibacterial Activity in vitro of Essential Oil from Whole Plants of Origanum vulgare L.
2013, 34(2):  326-340. 
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Essential oils were extracted from whole plants of Origanum vulgare L. by three different extraction methods, steam distillation, simultaneous distillation extraction and microwave-assisted steam distillation, and their chemical components were separated and identified by GC-MS to investigate the effect of extraction methods on the yield, volatile composition and antibacterial compounds of essential oil. The antibacterial activities in vitro of three essential oils against the tested strains were evaluated by measuring minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC). All the extracted essential oils were found to contain alcohols, hydrocarbons, acids, aldehydes, ketones, esters and phenols, but in different quantities. The major volatile antibacterial compounds in them were cryophllene, beta- phellandrene, careen, cyclohexane and limonene.