COMPARISON OF THE RESPONSIBILITY TO EXTRACT AND PURIFY β -GLUCAN OF SOME CEREAL GRAINS FOR SPECIFIC METHOD

Authors

  • H. S. Karim
  • M. W. Zainulabidden
  • D. A. Sabir

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36103/ijas.v52i5.1461

Keywords:

β-glucan; extraction; purification; quantification of β-glucan, Ft-IR Spectra, detection of β-glucan.

Abstract

The current study prioritized certain popular local cereal species like Wheat, Oat, Rye and two local Barley varieties known as Aksad and Amal to extract their β- glucan using alchemical methods. The results of this study indicated that rye contained the lower percentage of β-glucans (0.756%) whereas, both types of barley Aksad and Amal contained highest amount (9.489%) and (7.395%) respectively. However, the results showed that the crude extracted of   β- glucans from wheat, oat, rye, barley (Aksad) and barley (Amal) were 0.373,1.409, 0.26, 2.287 and 1.855 g/100g flour respectively which was reflected the efficiency of extraction process which ranged between 8.83 ± 0.01for wheat to 34.39 ± 0.02 for rye, the precipitating by ammonium sulfate were useful for purifying of oat and barley β- glucan which their purity increased to about 10- 15% to reach their purity to 84.88 for barley (Amal) to 95.18% for oat. All the bands of Ft-IR Spectra showed to take place absorbance at these regions by β- glucan are present in the all scanned studied samples with some differences in their areas and absorbance. A robust and sharp peak at 1304.37 cm-1 appeared only with the control sample while it is absent in the studied β-glucan.  Results of HPLC illustrated that all purified cereal β- glucan appeared only one peak at the same Retention time RT of standard oat β- glucan which ranged between 17.429 to 17.453 min.

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2021-10-21

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Karim, H. S., Zainulabidden, M. W., & Sabir, D. A. (2021). COMPARISON OF THE RESPONSIBILITY TO EXTRACT AND PURIFY β -GLUCAN OF SOME CEREAL GRAINS FOR SPECIFIC METHOD. IRAQI JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, 52(5), 1238-1247. https://doi.org/10.36103/ijas.v52i5.1461

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