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Enriching polyphenols from receptaculum Nelumbinis extract using D 101 macroporous
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Receptaculum Nelumbinis, often discarded as a by-product after harvesting lotus seeds, actually contains a high concentration of polyphenols, bioactive compounds with significant medicinal value in traditional medicine. To enhance the polyphenol content in concentrated extracts from Receptaculum Nelumbinis, this study has identified the key factors influencing the adsorption and desorption processes using D 101 macroporous adsorption resin. D 101 resin proves to be the most effective material for polyphenol enrichment due to its excellent adsorption properties, cost-effectiveness, and high reusability after desorption, which significantly reduces production costs and minimizes environmental impact. A series of optimization experiments showed that the optimal conditions were a sample solution concentration of 10.000 ppm, 80 % ethanol as the solvent, an adsorption time of 30 minutes, and a desorption duration of 30 minutes using 96 % ethanol. Under these optimized conditions, the use of D 101 resin successfully increased the polyphenol content in the extract to 110,5 ± 0,71 mg GAE/g, demonstrating its efficacy in polyphenol enrichment. These findings pave the way for the application of Receptaculum Nelumbinis extract in pharmaceutical and functional food products, providing a sustainable approach to utilizing this often-discarded by-product and functional food products.
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D 101, macroporous resin, Eceptaculum nelumbinis, Enrichment, Polyphenols
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