Effect of Chitosan Flocculation Sedimentation Method on Anthraquinones
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Effect of Chitosan Flocculation Sedimentation Method on Anthraquinones
Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical FormulaeVol. 19, Issue 2, Pages: 4-7(2013)
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ZHAN Bing, ZHANG Chao, SHENG Hua-gang, et al. Effect of Chitosan Flocculation Sedimentation Method on Anthraquinones[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2013, 19(2): 4-7.
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ZHAN Bing, ZHANG Chao, SHENG Hua-gang, et al. Effect of Chitosan Flocculation Sedimentation Method on Anthraquinones[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2013, 19(2): 4-7.DOI:
Effect of Chitosan Flocculation Sedimentation Method on Anthraquinones
Objective: To study on effect of chitosan flocculation sedimentation method on anthraquinones. Method: Taking Rheum palmatum as research object
water extracting liquid of R. palmatum was handled by chitosan sedimentation
with the mass fraction of rhein
emodin
aloe-emodin
chrysophanol
physcion and extract rate as indexes
orthogonal test was used to optimize chitosan flocculation sedimentation by taking the mass concentration and pH of water extracting liquid
the amount of chitosan as factors;And compared with ethanol precipitation method. Result: Optimized chitosan flocculation sedimentation technology was:the mass concentration of water extracting liquid 0.1 g· mL-1 with pH 6
the amount of chitosan 10%.Both chitosan flocculation sedimentation method and ethanol precipitation method could precipitate water extract preferably
but also lead to loss of anthraquinones.The former was better than the latter in reducing extract rate and retaining active ingredients.There was no significant difference between the purified and unpurified liquid by these two kinds of precipitation methods. Conclusion: Effect of anthraquinones by chitosan flocculation sedimentation method was lower than ethanol precipitation method
it could be used in precipitation of Chinese materia medica containing anthraquinones
but it needed more research to decide if this method fitted expandable production.