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Enhanced Production of Red Pigment and Lovastatin by Co-culture with Saccharomyces

cerevisiae in Angkak Rice-Mung bean

SARI KURNIAWATIELOK ZUBAIDAH

Department of Agricultural Product TechnologyFaculty of Agricultural Technology

Brawijaya University

Source : FDA (2009)

10 - 15 mg/day

30 - 35 mg/day

≥ 60 mg/day

1955 1975 2009

Consumption of Synthetic Food Colorant

Synthetic Food Colorant

ColorADI

(mg/kg bb)

Amaranth Red 0-0.5

Sudan red 1 Red 0

Ponceau 4R Red 0 – 0.4

ADI value for synthetic food colorant

The effect of consumption synthetic food colorant

1

4

Fermentation product of

Monascus purpureus made of

rice

Stable at high temperature

(Wang dan Lin, 2007)

Haven’t allergic reaction

(Fardiaz dan Zakaria, 1996)

2

3

ANGKAK

LOVASTATIN

ANGKAK

Low Productivity of

Pigment and

LovastatinChiu, et al (2006)

Adding Other Nutrition

Component Quantity

Energy (Kal) 345

Protein (gram) 22.2

Fat (gram) 1.2

Carbohydrate (gram) 62.9

Calium (mg) 125

Phosphor (mg) 320

Fe (mg) 6.7

Zn (mg) 0.8

Vitamin A (SI) 157

Vitamin B1 (mg) 0.64

Vitamin C (mg) 6

Water (gram) 10

Adding Other Nutrition

Co-culture with S.Cerevisiae

S. cerevisiaeInfluence factors :

Time of addition and concentration of S. cerevisiae

(Lim et al, 2000)

Adding another microbe that can stimulate

the metabolism of main microbe

(Panda et al.2010)

IR-36 Rice

5% of mungbean

Sterilization at 121⁰C 15 minutes

Inoculation of M. purpureus2.107 cell/ml

Incubation at room temperature

Preparation of Angkak Fermentation

S. cerevisiae 8th fermentation

day12th fermentation

day

14th fermentation dayDrying

Inoculation

During incubation…

Research Result

8th day fermentation

with 104 cell/ml8th day fermentation

with 105 cell/ml8th day fermentation

with 106 cell/ml

12th day fermentation

with 104 cell/ml12th day fermentation

with 105 cell/ml

12th day fermentation

with 106 cell/ml

Research Result

0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

4.0

4.5

CONTROL FERMENTATION DAY 8 FERMENTATION DAY 12

RE

DP

IGM

EN

TIN

TE

NS

ITY

(OD

50

0 N

M)

TIME OF ADDITION

10^4 CELL/ML

10^5 CELL/ML

10^6 CELL/ML

Red pigment

Research Result

Lovastatin

0.0

5.0

10.0

15.0

20.0

25.0

30.0

CONTROL FERMENTATION DAY 8 FERMENTATION DAY 12

LOV

AS

TA

TIN

CO

NC

EN

TR

AT

ION

(MG

/10

0G

)

TIME OF ADDITION

10^4 CELL/ML

10^5 CELL/ML

10^6 CELL/ML

Research Result

Red Pigment Stability on pH

0.0

0.4

0.8

1.2

1.6

2.0

0 3 6 9 12 15

Pig

me

nt

Ab

sorb

ance

(O

D 5

00

nm

)

Incubation Time

ph 7

pH 3

Research Result

Red Pigment Stability on Temperature

0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

4.0

4.5

0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200

Pig

me

nt

Inte

sity

Heat Temperature 0C

Conclusion

The red pigment was improved 69% and lovastatin wasimproved 39% when co-culture was added on the 12th dayof fermentation with 105 cell/ml S. cerevisiae

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