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Add To Calendar 21/09/2023 10:00:0021/09/2023 10:15:00Europe/ViennaAquaculture Europe 2023THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT DRYING METHODS ON THE ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY, PHYCOCYANIN QUALITY AND DNA PROTECTION OF Arthrospira platensis SPIRULINASchubert 3The European Aquaculture Societywebmaster@aquaeas.orgfalseDD/MM/YYYYaaVZHLXMfzTRLzDrHmAi181982

THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT DRYING METHODS ON THE ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY, PHYCOCYANIN QUALITY AND DNA PROTECTION OF Arthrospira platensis SPIRULINA

Betül Güroy *, Derya Güroy , Serhan Mantoglu , Onur Karadal and Sibel Bayil Oguzkan

 * Yalova University

 E mail : betulguroy@yahoo.com.tr

 



Introduction

Drying method can affect the amount of functional component of Spirulina . Spirulina culture , which was developed in different nutrient media prepared with geothermal water by producing Spirulina under greenhouse conditions with 420 L volume of geothermal water , was dried by different methods and analyzed.

Material and Methods

Wet biomass harvested at the end of the trial ; It was dried in two different ways : spray drying (110°C) and conventional method in a fan oven (40°C). The resulting product was named “dry biomass ” or “Spirulina flour ”. In the products obtained , phycocyanin , antioxidant capacity, anti-radical activity , flavonoid and phenolic component content and DNA protection were determined.

Results

The best DNA protective activity was obtained according to the band appearance of A13: 50% Pear Geothermal (40 °C Traditional Drying ) and A14: 50% Pear Geothermal (105 °C Spray Drying ), which represents 50% Pear groups . The bands expressing the DNA protection of the products are presented in Figure 1.

The phycocyanin quality of Spirulina dried in 2 different ways is presented in Table 1. Total antioxidant level , total oxidant level and anti-radical activity level are presented in Table 2.

The correlation between total antioxidant level , total oxidant level and anti-radical activity level and nutritional elements of water is presented in Table 3.