Value added fish by-products - Nordic Innovation
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2.5.4 Antioxidative activity of <strong>fish</strong> proteins in liposome system<br />
The antioxidant activity of proteins was determined using cod roe phospholipids liposomes<br />
that were made as described <strong>by</strong> Slizyte et al. (2009). Lipid oxidation was performed in a<br />
liposome assay containing 6 mg/ml phospholipids. Fe 3+ and bovine haemoglobin<br />
(hemoglobin from bovine blood (lyophilized powder), Sigma-Aldrich) (Hb), was used to<br />
catalyse lipid oxidation. The consumption of dissolved oxygen <strong>by</strong> liposomes in a closed,<br />
stirred, water jacketed cell was used as a measure of lipid oxidation. The concentration of<br />
dissolved oxygen was measured continuously <strong>by</strong> a polarographic oxygen electrode<br />
(Hansatech Instrument Ltd., Norfolk, UK).<br />
The antioxidative activity of proteins against Fe 3+ (15µM) induced oxidation was studied as<br />
described <strong>by</strong> Slizyte et al. (2009). The antioxidant behaviour of proteins was studied <strong>by</strong><br />
analysing the effectiveness in reducing oxygen uptake induced <strong>by</strong> iron.<br />
Hb induced oxidation led to non-linear oxygen uptake <strong>by</strong> liposomes (Figure 2.1, A). Due to<br />
this, protein solution was injected to liposome solution before addition of Hb solution as<br />
shown in Figure 2.1, B. The antioxidative activity of proteins (4mg/ml) against Hb (0.05<br />
mg/ml) induced oxidation was calculated following: I(%) = 100 – (rprotein/rHb)×100, where:<br />
rprotein - oxygen uptake <strong>by</strong> liposomes after injection of protein and Hb solutions; rHb - oxygen<br />
uptake <strong>by</strong> liposomes after injection only Hb solutions (control for protein effect).<br />
The influence of pH on protein antioxidative activity both on iron and Hb induced oxidation<br />
was performed <strong>by</strong> making protein solution with different pH. The pH of the liposome<br />
solution was adjusted <strong>by</strong> replacing some of the MES buffer that was used to dilute the 30<br />
mg/ml liposome solution with different concentration of NaOH and HCl solution. Fe 3+<br />
solution used to catalyse oxidation was with pH 2 for all experiment. Hb solution used to<br />
initiate oxidation was made with the same pH as liposome solution. The pH of experiment<br />
was verified after the oxidation experiment. Oxidation experiments were performed in<br />
triplicates.<br />
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