Effects of Different Pretreatment Methods on Physicochemical Properties and Immunomodulatory Activity of Polysaccharides from Water Extraction Residue of Lyophyllum decastes
Using conventional pulverization as the control,two different pretreatments,extrusion and steam explosion,were used prior to extracting polysaccharides from the remaining residue after boiling water extraction of Lyophyllum decastes fruiting bodies,respectively.The derived polysaccharide extracts were then determined for physicochemical properties and immunoregulatory activity.The results showed that the yield and content of the crude polysaccharide extract of extrusion(LCJ)were 7.17% and 60.73% ,respectively,which were 13% and 8% higher than those of the crude polysaccharide extract of conventional pulverization(LCW),respectively.The yield and content of the crude polysaccharide extract of steam explosion(LCQ)were 15.42% and 88.66% ,respectively,which were 2.44 and 1.58 times of those of conventional pulverization(LCW),respectively.All three residual crude polysaccharide extracts showed the characteristic infrared absorption peaks of polysaccharides.The molecular mass distribution of the polysaccharide components in LCW and LCJ were similar,both containing four peaks,whereas that of the polysaccharide components in LCQ was quite different,mainly containing three peaks with an increased proportion of low molecular mass component(P3).All three crude polysaccharide extracts were primarily composed of glucose,fucose,galactose and mannose,where glucose was the major component with different relative molar percentages in the three polysaccharide extracts.For example,the molar percentage of glucose was the highest in LCQ(76.22% ).They showed good immune-enhancing activity,and the activity of LCQ was better than that of LCW and LCJ at 10 μg·mL-1.
Lyophyllum decastesresidual polysaccharides after water extractionextrusionsteam explosionphysicochemical propertiesimmunological activity