Method for synthesizing diacylglycerol in reverse micelle enzyme system
A diglyceride and enzyme system technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, preparation of organic compounds, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve problems such as unusable for a long time, uneven droplet size, incomplete enzyme activity, etc. , to achieve the effects of mild generation conditions, easy operation, and simple synthesis method
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[0018] Dissolve a certain amount of AOT in isooctane, and mix thoroughly with a vortex oscillator until it becomes clear to obtain an AOT isooctane solution, and then add a certain amount of Candida Antarctica B lipase buffered aqueous solution (50 mol / mL PBS, pH 7.5) to obtain a reverse micellar enzyme solution, in which [enzyme] (mg / mL): [water] (mmol / mL): [AOT] (mmol / mL) =3:375:25, then homogenized by focused ultrasound, the frequency of focused ultrasound was 25 kHz, the power was 300 W, the ultrasonic temperature was 50 °C, the total ultrasonic time was 42 s, and the ultrasonic mode was "ultrasonic 5 s- stop for 2 s". Then 0.7 g / mL peanut oil and glycerol were mixed into the reverse micelles enzyme system at a molar ratio of 1:2, and reacted for 8 h under the condition that the enzyme load was 2% of the total substrate and the reaction temperature was 50 °C. Supplemented by divergent ultrasound, the ultrasonic power is 35 kHz, the power is 300 W, and the ultrasonic mod...
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[0020] Dissolve a certain amount of AOT in isooctane, and mix thoroughly with a vortex oscillator until it becomes clear to obtain an AOT isooctane solution, and then add a certain amount of Candida Antarctica B lipase buffered aqueous solution (50 mol / mL PBS, pH 7), where [enzyme] (mg / mL): [water] (mmol / mL): [AOT] (mmol / mL) = 4:400:20, Then, homogenization was carried out by focused ultrasound. The frequency of focused ultrasound was 20 kHz, the power was 300 W, the ultrasound temperature was 60 °C, the total ultrasound time was 56 s, and the ultrasound mode was "ultrasound 5 s-stop 2 s". Then, 0.6 g / mL peanut oil and glycerol were mixed into the reverse micelles enzyme system at a molar ratio of 1:1.5, and reacted for 7 h under the condition that the enzyme load was 1.8% of the total substrate and the reaction temperature was 60 °C. The process is supplemented by divergent ultrasound. The ultrasonic power is 30 kHz, the power is 350 W, and the ultrasonic mode is "ultrasoun...
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[0022] Dissolve a certain amount of AOT in isooctane, and mix thoroughly with a vortex oscillator until it becomes clear to obtain an AOT isooctane solution, and then add a certain amount of Candida Antarctica B lipase buffered aqueous solution (50 mol / mL PBS, pH 6.5), where [enzyme] (mg / mL): [water] (mmol / mL): [AOT] (mmol / mL) = 5:600:30, Then, homogenization was performed by focused ultrasound. The frequency of focused ultrasound was 35 kHz, the power was 350 W, the ultrasound temperature was 40 °C, the total time of ultrasound was 35 s, and the ultrasound mode was "5 s of ultrasound - 2 s off". Then, 0.5 g / mL peanut oil and glycerol were mixed into the reverse micelles enzyme system at a molar ratio of 1:1, and the enzyme load was 1.5% of the total substrate, and the reaction temperature was 40 °C for 6 h. Supplemented by divergent ultrasound, the ultrasonic power is 35 kHz, the power is 300 W, and the ultrasonic mode is "ultrasound 10 s-stop 20 s". After the reaction, add...
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