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대황(Eisenia bicyclis) 추출액의 항산화 및 항염증 활성에 대한 유산균 발효의 영향 Effects of Lactic Acid Bacterial Fermentation on the Antioxidant and Anti-inflammatory Activity of Brown Algae Eisenia bicyclis Extract
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ABSTRACT
대황(Eisenia bicyclis) 추출액의 항산화 및 항염증 활성에 대한 유산균 발효의 영향
KEYWORD
Anti-inflammatory activity , Antioxidant activity , Eisenia bicyclis , Fermentation , Lactic acid bacteria
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  • [ Table 1. ]  Change of total phenolic contents in Eisenia bicyclis water extract by lactic acid bacteria fermentation
    Change of total phenolic contents in Eisenia bicyclis water extract by lactic acid bacteria fermentation
  • [ Fig. 1. ]  Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on DPPH radical scavenging activity of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. □, ascorbic acid (500 μg/mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/ mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). L.05, Lactobacillus brevis MBP-05; L.06, L. plantarum MBP-06; P.10, Pediococcus pentosaceus MBP- 10; L.17, L. brevis MBP-17; L.20, L. brevis MBP-20; L.21, L. plantarum MBP-21; P.34, P. pentosaceus MBP-34; L.01, L. plantarum AML-01; L.15, L. plantarum AML-15; L.02, L. fermentum MBP-02.
    Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on DPPH radical scavenging activity of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. □, ascorbic acid (500 μg/mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/ mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). L.05, Lactobacillus brevis MBP-05; L.06, L. plantarum MBP-06; P.10, Pediococcus pentosaceus MBP- 10; L.17, L. brevis MBP-17; L.20, L. brevis MBP-20; L.21, L. plantarum MBP-21; P.34, P. pentosaceus MBP-34; L.01, L. plantarum AML-01; L.15, L. plantarum AML-15; L.02, L. fermentum MBP-02.
  • [ Fig. 2. ]  Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on hydroxyl radical scavenging activity of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. □, ascorbic acid (500 μg/mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/ mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). Bacterial strains were the same as listed in Fig. 1.
    Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on hydroxyl radical scavenging activity of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. □, ascorbic acid (500 μg/mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/ mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). Bacterial strains were the same as listed in Fig. 1.
  • [ Fig. 3. ]  Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on alkyl radical scavenging activity of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. □, ascorbic acid (500 μg/mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/ mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). Bacterial strains were the same as listed in Fig. 1.
    Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on alkyl radical scavenging activity of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. □, ascorbic acid (500 μg/mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/ mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). Bacterial strains were the same as listed in Fig. 1.
  • [ Fig. 4. ]  Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on cell cytotoxicity (Raw 264.7 cells) of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. □, ascorbic acid (500 μg/mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/ mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). Bacterial strains were the same as listed in Fig. 1.
    Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on cell cytotoxicity (Raw 264.7 cells) of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. □, ascorbic acid (500 μg/mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/ mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). Bacterial strains were the same as listed in Fig. 1.
  • [ Fig. 5. ]  Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on cell (Raw 264.7 cells) based nitric oxide assay of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. ■, blank; ■, lipopolysaccharide(LPS, 1 μg/mL); □, A.C (ascorbic acid, 500 μg/ mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). Bacterial strains were the same as listed in Fig. 1.
    Effect of lactic acid bacteria fermentation on cell (Raw 264.7 cells) based nitric oxide assay of Eisenia bicyclis water extract. Results are means ±SD of triplicate data. ■, blank; ■, lipopolysaccharide(LPS, 1 μg/mL); □, A.C (ascorbic acid, 500 μg/ mL); ■, EWE (E. bicyclis water extract, 500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 12 h (500 μg/mL); ■, E. bicyclis water extract fermented by lactic acid bacterial strains for 24 h (500 μg/mL). Bacterial strains were the same as listed in Fig. 1.
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