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Use of LC/MS technique to analysis of some physiologically active natural compounds
Trčková, Marie ; Čáslavský, Josef (referee) ; Kočí, Radka (advisor)
Presented work is focused on application of combined instrumental method RP-HPLC/ESI-MS in analysis of several groups of natural compounds with positive physiological activities. Especially some antioxidants were studied in commonly and abundantly consumed food. Moreover some other substances than standard compounds were observed in complex dies. In conclusion the HPLC/ESI-MS method is comparatively advantageous in phenolic analysis, while another type of ionisation would be used in case of carotenoid compound.
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Use of selected fluorescence techniques to characterization of microbial cells
Vaněk, Martin ; Pekař, Miloslav (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
Carotenoids are one of the most abundant natural pigment. Furthermore, they have great potential for wide industrial utilization. Nowadays, prefered (and cheaper) synthetic method counters progressively improved biotechnological production. Far more cheaper production should be reached via implementing methods of on-line optimization, such as flow cytometry. In this thesis the dependence of yeasts autotofluorescence intensity on carotenoids concentration in dry mass was studied. The dependence was established by means of linear regression. Moreover, the dependence between light scatter and the amount of dry mass was established by means of model utilizing forward scatter, side scatter and number of cells in unit volume. Yeasts' cells was also studied under the lenses of laser scanning confocal microscope. The goal was to localize carotenoids inside cells. Experiments undertaken suggest that they are localized inside the lipidic granules, but more experiments are required for a proof.
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Production of selected metabolites by carotenogenic yeasts cultivated on food wastes
Turková, Lucie ; Hlaváček, Viliam (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
The production of selected metabolites, especially carotenoids, ergosterol and coenzyme Q was observed in four red yeast strains (Cystofilobasidium capitatum, Rhodotorula glutinis, Sporobolomyces shibatanus a Sporobolomyces roseus) cultivated on viticulture waste substrates such as skins and stem. In these substrates the content of carbohydrates, fat, tannins and polyphenols was analysed. Cultivations were done also on chemically and enzymatically hydrolysed substrates. For enzyme hydrolysis the extracellular enzyme cocktails of the fungi Phanerochaete chrysosporium and Penicillium lilacinum were used. The highest production of metabolites was observed in S. roseus cultivated on stem hydrolysed by enzymes from P. chrysosporium. The yield of -carotene reached 616,1 g/g dry mass, carotenoids 753,6 g/g dry mass, ergosterol 415,5 g/g dry mass and coenzym Q 77,9 g/g dry mass. S. roseus reached very high yields also in the other series of cultivation. The lowest production of metabolites was observed in S. shibatanus. The yield coefficients of biomass and -carotene were calculated based on consumption of reducing sugars.
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Cultivation of carotenogenic yeasts on waste substrates usinf solid state fermentation
Rapta, Marek ; Petrik, Siniša (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
Semi-solid fermentation is an eco - friendly technique more and more used for production of significant metabolites or enriched biomass at low entrance cost and low comsumption of water. The problem of this technique might be the right choice of microorganism able to grow and produce at low water activity. This work is a pilot study of three red yeast strains – Rhodotorula glutinis, Cystofilobasidium capitatum and Sporobomomyces roseus cultivated by semi-solid state fermentation (semi-SSF). Yeasts were cultivated in series of production media with gradual reduction of cultivation water content. Pasta and hydrolyzed pasta were used as source of sacharides, glucose served as the carbon source in control media. All studied strains we able to grow and produce observed lipidic metabolites also at low water contents. Production of carotenoids and sterols was higher in semi-solid media. Cystofilobasidium capitatum strain was identified as the best producer of carotenoids and biomass. This strain was cultivated on hydrolyzed pasta media with 40% water content. Semi-SSF seems to be an adequate technique for selection of strains having over-productive properties. Observed metabolites production in yeast cells can be optimized by choosing the appropriate production media and water activity.
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Potential use of waste lipid substrates and glycerol to production of carotenoids by yeasts
Kostovová, Iveta ; Obruča, Stanislav (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
The aim of this study was use of lipid waste substrates and waste glycerol as carbon sources for red yeasts. Six yeast strains, namely Rhodotorula glutinis, Rhodotorula rubra, Rhodotorula aurantiaca, Cystofilobasidium capitatum, Sporobolomyces roseus and Sporobolomyces shibatanus were used for cultivation. All studied yeast strains were able to utilize glycerol and rapeseed oil as a carbon source. Cultivation in oil medium was in most of strains accompanied by decreased production of carotenoids. Increased production of ergosterol, lycopene and biomass was observed in some strains only. Most of yeast strains cultivated in glycerol medium produced increased amount of biomass as well as carotenoids. The best producer of bi-omass and pigments was yeast strain Sporobolomyces roseus CCY 19-6-4 grown in medium containing glucose and glycerol in a 1:1 ratio.
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Use of diffrent nutrition source by selected carotenogenic yeasts
Čačková, Katarína ; Starečková, Terezie (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
Carotenoids are the most common naturally occurring terpenoid pigments. Because of their positive biological functions, carotenoids represent a group of important molecules for the pharmaceutical, chemical, food and feed industries. This work was realized as a comparative study focused on use of some waste substrates as nutritional sources for production of carotenoid pigments by red yeast Rhodotorula aurantiaca. Yeast were cultivated in different media with selected waste substrates – apple fiber, whey, wheat etc. To some media hydrolytic enzymes prepared from some fungal strains were added. Most of waste substrates seems to be useful for R. aurantiaca cultivation. As the best nutritional sources for enriched biomass and carotenoid production apple fiber or wheat processed by mixed preparative of extracellular hydrolases from Fusarium solani were found.
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Active substances in cereal products for baby food
Hurtová, Jana ; Pařilová, Kateřina (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
Present bachelor thesis is focused on the study of antioxidant substances in cereal products for baby food. The theoretical part is aimed at describing the anatomical structure and chemical composition of cereal grain, characterization of antioxidants with the focus on natural antioxidants, the technology and nutritional parameters of cereal products. The experimental part deals with the content of phenolic compounds, flavonoids, and the total and reducing sugars in the total of 12 kinds of cereal products with different flavour – 5 types of oak pap, 3 types of fiber pap and 4 corn paps. The work includes the analysis of ascorbic acid by titration method and the analysis of tocopherol, carotenoids and catechins by high performance liquid chromatography as well. The highest content of total phenolics and flavonoids was found in corn pap with raspberries and also in cereal pap with chocolate. High levels of vitamins E and C were found predominantly in flavoured fiber pap.
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Production of carotenoids by red yeasts grown on some waste substrates
Kubáčková, Martina ; Čarnecká, Martina (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
Carotenoids belong to the most widespread and abundant classes of natural pigments with utilised in food industry, pharmacy and cosmetics. Presented work was realized as a comparative study of some substrates for cultivation of red yeast Rhodotorula glutinis, which produces carotenoid pigments. Yeasts were cultivated in different media with several waste substrates (for example potato fiber, apple waste, cereals, grains, etc.) as nutrition sources. To some substrates hydrolytic enzymes isolated from the fungi genus Fusarium were added. Majority of waste substrates were acceptable for cultivation. However, the best conditions for production of carotenoid enriched biomass (6,4 g/l of biomass enriched 3,2 mg /g of beta-carotene) exhibited media with hydrolytic fungal enzymes.
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Regulation of production of enriched biomass and lipidic substances in carotenogenic yeasts.
Němcová, Andrea ; Ondruška, Vladimír (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
Carotenoids belong to the most abundant classes of natural pigments with important biological functions. In last years intensive studies focused on biotechnological production of carotenoids by suitable microorganisms were done. Presented work was realized as a comparative study of three yeast strains: Rhodotorula glutinis, Rhodotorula rubra a Sporobolomyces roseus. These strains were cultivated in different media with several waste substrates (potato extract, whey) as nutrition sources. Additionally, strains were exposed to some types of exogenous stress. All strains were able to use tested waste substrates as nutrition sources. Most of strains exhibited increased carotenoid production, in several conditions accompanied by high biomass formation. As the best producer of enriched biomass yeast strain Rhodotorula glutinis CCY 20-2-26 cultivated on medium with addition of lyophilized whey (9 g/l of biomass enriched by 2 mg/g of beta-carotene) and/or under mild salt stress.
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Antioxidants in food and possibilities of nutrition application
DUBNOVÁ, Martina
The bachelor thesis concerns with the occurrence of antioxidants in foods, the possibilities of their applications in nutrition and population awareness on the topic antioxidants. The theoretical part describes the types of antioxidants, effects on human health and occurrence in foods and their recommended daily dosage. Further characterize free radicals and their negative effects on the organism. The practical part contains the research of the knowledge about antioxidants in the population in the form of a questionnaire. The results are analyzed and charted. The antioxidants are known by 82% of respondents. For the question ?What the antioxidants are used for? answered 54% of respondents correctly. In which foods the antioxidants are is known by 58% of respondents. The greatest awareness of antioxidants is in the group of workers, as well as students and in the group of retired respondents is the awareness of antioxidants slightest. Research shows that awareness of antioxidants which play a major role today in the prevention and treatment of lifestyle diseases and shows that more than half of respondent?s answers were inadequate.
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