Production method of extracting small-peptide ferroheme from animal blood

Abstract

The invention discloses a production method for extracting small-peptide ferroheme from animal blood, and relates to the field of the production and the preparation of the small-peptide ferroheme. The method comprises the following steps: (1) collecting blood; (2) conducting anticoagulation; (3) conducting standing by and separation; (4) conducting centrifugal separation; (5) conducting hemolysis; (6) conducting ultrasonic disruption; (7) conducting filtration; (8) conducting enzymatic hydrolysis; (9) resisting oxidation and promoting absorption; (10) conducting spray-drying; (11) conducting separation and crystallization; and (12) conducting mixing and shaping. The production method has the advantages of being reasonable in production method and high in resource utilization rate, and the prepared small-peptide ferroheme is good in quality and taste and the small-peptide ferroheme can be easily absorbed by human body.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of production and preparation of small peptide heme, in particular to a production method for extracting small peptide heme from animal blood. Background technique [0002] Iron deficiency anemia (iron deficiency anemia, referred to as IDA) is a worldwide nutritional problem and a common nutritional disease that seriously endangers humans, especially children. According to statistics, about 500-600 million people in the world suffer from IDA, and 95.65% of nutritional anemia patients in my country are IDA. In 2001, the Ministry of Education conducted a survey on primary and secondary school students aged 7 to 14 in my country, and found that the proportion of students suffering from IDA was as high as 27%, which proved that the physical condition of primary and secondary school students in my country was disturbing. Research has found that IDA can cause a series of symptoms such as growth retardation, mental retardat...

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Studies have found that IDA can cause a series of symptoms such as growth retardation, mental retardation, and decreased immunity in children. The cause of the disease is insufficient iron content in food, and most of the sources of iron are plant foods, and the absorption and utilization rate is low.