Cellulase enhances anthocyanin and phenolic content in black carrot juice
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The present study evaluates the effect of cellulase, for enhanced recovery of total anthocyanin and phenolic content from black carrot. A Box-Behnken design with three-level, three-factor, under response surface methodology (RSM) was used to optimize the different concentrations of cellulase (0.1–0.3 %), incubation time (30–90 min) and extraction temperatures (50–70 ºC). From analysis of the data, the following optimal extraction conditions were achieved: enzyme concentration = 0.215 %, temperature = 49.08 °C and extraction time = 63.3 min. Under the optimal conditions, black carrot juice extracted through EAP had TAC (1108.56 mg/kg) and TPC (305.88 mg GAE/100g).
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