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Milling degree affects the fermentation properties of rice:perspectives from the composition of nutrients and gut microbiota via in vitro fermentation
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作者 Yu Zhang Fan Li +7 位作者 Shutong Pan Bing Bai Kai Huang Sen Li Hongwei Cao Tian Xie Jian Xie Xiao Guan 《Food Science and Human Wellness》 SCIE CSCD 2024年第3期1578-1588,共11页
Fermentation substrates of rice with different milling degrees(MDs) were prepared and fermented with human feces to compare their fermentation properties and effects on gut microbiota.MD 0s,MD 5s and MD 60s represente... Fermentation substrates of rice with different milling degrees(MDs) were prepared and fermented with human feces to compare their fermentation properties and effects on gut microbiota.MD 0s,MD 5s and MD 60s represented brown rice,moderately-milled rice and white rice,respectively.After in vitro fermentation,the MD 5s group showed higher starch utilization,compared with the MD 0s and 60s groups evaluated by Fourier transform infrared spectrometer,and confocal laser scanning microscope.Effects of fermentation substrates of rice with different MDs on gut microbiota were evaluated by 16S rDNA sequencing.All the sample groups reduced the pH and produced short-chain fatty acids(SCFAs) and branched-chain fatty acids.The MD 5s group exhibited higher α-diversity than the MD 0s and 60s groups.Abundances of Phascolarctobacterium,Blautia and norank_f_Ruminococcaceae were higher in the MD 0s and 5s groups,compared with the MD 60s group.These bacteria were also positively correlated with the SCFAs production via Spearman correlation analysis.In vitro culture assay revealed that fermentation substrates of MD 0s and 5s promoted the growth of two probiotics(Akkermansia muciniphila and Bifidobacterium adolescentis).Our results showed that moderate milling might be an appropriate way to produce rice products with richer nutrients and better fermentation properties. 展开更多
关键词 Rice processing MILLING Whole grains Gut microbiota
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Biotransformation of quinoa phenolic compounds with Monascus anka to enhance the antioxidant capacity and digestive enzyme inhibitory activity
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作者 Pei Yang Kai Huang +5 位作者 Yu Zhang Sen Li Hongwei Cao Hongdong Song Ying Zhang Xiao Guan 《Food Bioscience》 SCIE 2022年第2期801-810,共10页
This research aims to change the phenolic fractions and the bioactivities of quinoa by solid-state fermentation(SSF)with the edible fungus Monascus anka(M.anka).The contents of protein and fat increased in the ferment... This research aims to change the phenolic fractions and the bioactivities of quinoa by solid-state fermentation(SSF)with the edible fungus Monascus anka(M.anka).The contents of protein and fat increased in the fermented product,while the carbohydrate decreased.After 6-day fermentation with M.anka,the amount of phenolic compound reached the highest level.The majority of phenolic forms in fermented quinoa were phenolic acids,mainly ferulic acid,protocatechuic acid and p-hydroxybenzoic acid.Ultrahigh-performance liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry(UHPLC-MS)results showed that SSF was an effective method to transform quinoa phenolic compounds.Free fractions could be rapidly absorbed in the small intestine,suggesting that SSF with M.anka was a useful method to enhance bioavailable antioxidants.Antioxidant ability in vitro results showed that phenolic fractions from fermented quinoa were greater than the unfermented quinoa,and a significant cellular antioxidant activity(CAA)increment of 135%was obtained in the free phenolic fraction of fermented quinoa.Moreover,α-amylase andα-glucosidase inhibition activities were enhanced with fermentation.Correlation matrix analysis revealed that most of the free phenolic compounds showed strong positive correlations with antioxidant activities and digestive enzyme activities.Consequently,fermentation with M.anka was a particularly promising method to enhance the bioactivity of quinoa. 展开更多
关键词 QUINOA Monascus anka SSF Phenolic compound ANTIOXIDANT Digestive enzyme inhibition
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