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Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Inclusion Complex Formation with Cyclodextrin Inclusion Complex Formation with Cyclodextrin Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Inclusion Complex Formation with Cyclodextrin Inclusion Complex Formation with Cyclodextrin S Ki 1 E h Ch 1 Ji i Y 1 M Ji I 2 dH J Ch 1 * Soyoung Kim 1 , Eunah Cho 1 , Jimin Y oo 1 , Man-Jin In 2 and Hee Jeong Chae 1, * 1 Department of Food and Biotechnology and Center for Food Function and Safety 1 Department of Food and Biotechnology , and Center for Food Function and Safety , Hoseo University, Asan 336-795, Korea 2 Department of Human Nutrition and Food Science, Chungwoon University, Hongseong 1 350-701, Korea

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  • Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin byStabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin byStabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin byStabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin byStabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by

    Inclusion Complex Formation with CyclodextrinInclusion Complex Formation with Cyclodextrin

    Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by Stabilization and Solubilization of Astaxanthin by

    Inclusion Complex Formation with CyclodextrinInclusion Complex Formation with Cyclodextrin

    S Ki 1 E h Ch 1 Ji i Y 1 M Ji I 2 d H J Ch 1 *Soyoung Kim1, Eunah Cho1, Jimin Yoo1, Man-Jin In2 and Hee Jeong Chae1,*

    1Department of Food and Biotechnology and Center for Food Function and Safety1Department of Food and Biotechnology, and Center for Food Function and Safety,

    Hoseo University, Asan 336-795, Korea 2Department of Human Nutrition and Food Science, Chungwoon University, Hongseong

    1

    350-701, Korea

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    OH

    OIntroductionIntroduction

    C40H52O4 FW 596.9AstaxanthinAstaxanthin HO O

    31

    85

    14

    15

    7'

    8'1'

    3'

    ▣ A carotenoid pigment found in certain marine animals and plants such as shrimp and algae

    ▣ similar structure to beta-carotene

    Astaxanthin (550 times) >> Vit E

    ▣ protecting DNA, enzyme and cells against oxidative damage

    ▣ powerful antioxidant properties

    ▣ Chemical synthetic forms : free

    Types of currently available astaxanthinTypes of currently available astaxanthin

    Chemical synthetic forms : free

    ▣ Natural forms

    - Krill and crayfish oils (~ 0.15 %), esterified

    Ph ffi t ( 0 40 %) f

    Dosage of astaxanthin : 2 mg/day

    (FDA)

    Dosage of astaxanthin : 2 mg/day

    (FDA)

    2

    - Phaffia yeast (~ 0.40 %), free

    - Hamatococcus species (1.5-3.0 %), esterified

    (FDA)(FDA)

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Research purposeResearch purpose

    The problem of astaxanthinThe problem of astaxanthin

    Poor aqueous solubilitylimits its application

    in aqueous phaselimits its application

    in aqueous phase

    Highly unsaturated molecule damaged by heat or lightdamaged by heat or light

    WaterWater--solubilizationsolubilizationWaterWater--solubilization solubilization

    and stabilization of astaxanthinand stabilization of astaxanthin

    f f ti l f d & tif f ti l f d & ti

    3

    for functional food & cosmeticsfor functional food & cosmetics

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Material and method

    Astaxanthin in dichlo:Ace. ■ Material - Astaxanthin

    Cyclodextrin in DW, 50

    Astaxanthin : CD = 1: 1 - 1: 200

    - α-, β-, γ- cyclodextrin(CD) : Wako, Japan

    - HPβ-, HPγ-CD : Sigma, USA

    - Cyclo B(β-CD) : Corn products, USA

    Stirring (50 , 7hr)

    ■ Analysis

    - particle size : Scanning electron microscope(SEM)

    - Change of structure : FT-IR

    cooling

    g

    ■ Water-solubility & stablility

    evaporating× 1000

    4

    Inclusion complexInclusion complexAstaxanthin

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    FTIR spectra and SEM : β-CD × 200Results

    × 500

    Results

    β-CD HP-β-CDIC

    β-CD

    β-CDIC

    Astaxanthin× 500

    1000200030004000

    ββ-CDAstaxanthin

    5

    Wave number(cm-1)

    1000200030004000

    β-CD I

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    FTIR spectra and SEM : HP-β-CD × 2000FTIR spectra and SEM : HP β CD

    Astaxanthin : CD = 1: 1

    HP-β-CD HP- β -CDIC

    HP-β-CD

    × 2000

    HP-β−CDIC(1:1)HPβ CDIC(1 200)

    AstaxanthinHP-β-CDIC

    × 2000

    1000200030004000

    HP-β−CDIC(1:200)AstaxanthinHP-β−CD

    6

    Wave number(cm-1)

    1000200030004000

    HP-β-CDIC

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    FTIR t d SEM C l B(β CD)FTIR spectra and SEM : Cyclo B(β-CD)

    × 1000

    CycloB

    CycloB IC

    CycloB (β-CD)

    CycloB(β-CD) IC (1:200)

    Astaxanthin× 2000

    1000200030004000

    CycloB(β-CD)Astaxanthin

    7

    Wave number(cm-1)

    1000200030004000

    CycloB IC (β-CD)

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Water-solubility of inclusion complex in various pH and temperaturey p p p

    β-CDIC is 13.6 times of free astaxanthin at 25

    β-CDICAstaxanthin CycloB IC

    β

    β-CDIC is 110 times of free astaxanthin at pH 6.5

    120

    140 Astaxanthinβ−CDICCycloBIC

    140 Astaxanthinβ-CDICC l B IC

    110

    (§¶/

    §¢ in

    DW

    )

    80

    100

    120 CycloBIC

    13.58 (§¶/

    §¢ in

    DW

    ) 80

    100

    120 CycloB IC

    2.35 2 2

    78.8

    Solu

    bilit

    y

    20

    40

    60

    5.17 2.911

    3.13

    1.61

    Solu

    bilit

    y (

    20

    40

    60

    1

    2.35 2.2

    8.77.9

    8Temperature(¡É)4 25 45

    01 1.16 1

    1

    2 6.5 80

    pH

    1 1

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Effects of UV irradiation on the long-term stability of synthetic astaxanthin and inclusion complex

    Effect of lightEffect of light FTIR spectraFTIR spectra

    Astaxanthin

    80

    100

    Astaxanthinβ-CDIC

    1 0 0 02 0 0 03 0 0 04 0 0 0

    U V i r r a d ia t io nD a r k

    stab

    ility

    (%)

    60

    W a v e n u m b e r ( c m - 1 )

    β-CDICRela

    tive

    20

    40

    W b ( 1 )

    1 0 0 02 0 0 03 0 0 04 0 0 0

    D a r kU V i r r a d i a t i o n

    Storage time (days)

    0 5 10 15 20 25 300

    9

    W a v e n u m b e r ( c m - 1 )

    => β-CDIC is 7 times compared with free astaxanthin(10%) after 14 days

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Effects of temperature on the long-term stability of synthetic astaxanthin and inclusion complex

    45℃45℃25℃25℃4℃4℃

    100

    ℃℃

    100100

    ve s

    tabi

    lity

    (%)

    60

    80ve

    sta

    bilit

    y (%

    )

    60

    80

    ve s

    tabi

    lity

    (%)

    60

    80

    Rel

    ativ

    20

    40

    Astaxanthinβ-CDIC

    Rel

    ativ

    20

    40

    Astaxanthinβ-CDIC

    Rel

    ativ

    20

    40

    Astaxanthinβ-CDIC

    Storage time (days)

    0 5 10 15 20 25 300

    Storage time (days)

    0 5 10 15 20 25 300

    Storage time (days)

    0 5 10 15 20 25 300

    10

    => β-CDIC is stable than free astaxanthin at 45

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Effect of heating on the stability of synthetic astaxanthin and inclusion complexes

    Effect of heatingEffect of heating FTIR spectraFTIR spectra

    A hi

    100

    120Astaxanthinβ-CDICβ(cyclo)IC

    Astaxanthin

    stab

    ility

    (%)

    60

    80

    W a v e n u m b e r ( c m -1 )

    1 0 0 02 0 0 03 0 0 04 0 0 0

    H e a t in gC o n t r o l

    Rel

    ativ

    e s

    20

    40 β-CDIC

    Heating condition

    Control 65¡É, 30min 85¡É, 15sec 100¡É, 5sec0

    20

    W a v e n u m b e r ( c m - 1 )

    1 0 0 02 0 0 03 0 0 04 0 0 0

    C o n t r o lH e a t i n g

    11=> β-CDIC is 9 times compared with free astaxanthin after heating(100 , 5sec)

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Effects of oxygen on the long-term stability of synthetic astaxanthin and inclusion complex

    100

    abili

    ty (%

    )

    60

    80

    ⇒ β-CDIC is very stable than free astaxanthin

    Rel

    ativ

    e st

    40

    Astaxanthinβ-CDIC

    after 28 days

    0 5 10 15 20 25 300

    20β CDIC

    12

    Storage time (days)

    0 5 10 15 20 25 30

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Effects of pH on the long-term stability of synthetic astaxanthin and inclusion complex

    pH 3pH 3 pH 5pH 5 pH 8pH 8

    100100100Astaxanthinβ-CDIC

    ve s

    tabi

    lity

    (%)

    60

    80ve

    sta

    bilit

    y (%

    )

    60

    80

    ve s

    tabi

    lity

    (%)

    60

    80

    Rel

    ativ

    20

    40

    Astaxanthinβ-CDIC

    Rel

    ativ

    20

    40

    Astaxanthinβ-CDIC

    Rel

    ativ

    20

    40

    Storage time (days)

    0 5 10 15 20 25 300

    Storage time (days)

    0 5 10 15 20 25 300

    Storage time (days)

    0 5 10 15 20 25 300

    13

    => β-CDIC is stable than free astaxanthin in acidic condition

  • Functional Food & Bioprocess Lab.b i o l a b. h o s e o . a c . k r

    Summaryy

    ▣ FTIR spectrum, SEM

    ▣ W t l bilit f i l i l (β CDIC & C l B IC)

    - Best host material for inclusion of astaxanthin => β-CD- Reaction ratio between astaxanthin and host molecule 1 : 200

    ▣ Water-solubility of inclusion complex (β-CDIC & CycloB IC)

    - at 25 : 63.08 & 34.9 ug/ml 13.6 & 2.9 times of free astaxanthin

    - at pH 6.5 : 127.4 & 91.2 ug/ml 110 & 78.7 times of free astaxanthin

    - light : 7 times compared with free astaxanthin(10%) after 14 days

    ▣ Stability of inclusion complex (β-CDIC)

    light : 7 times compared with free astaxanthin(10%) after 14 days

    - Oxidation : very stable within 21 days

    - heating : 9 times compared with free astaxanthin after heating(100 , 5sec)

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    - Storage temperature : stable than free astaxanthin at 45℃