Research Article

Response Surface Optimisation for the Production of Antioxidant Hydrolysates from Stone Fish Protein Using Bromelain

Table 1

Experimental and predicted values of response variables for central composite design.

Run order variables variables

(DH, %)

(DPPH scavenging activity, %)

(Fe2+-chelating activity, %)
Uncoded levelsExperimentalPredictedExperimentalPredictedExperimentalPredicted

(1)4.0702.003034.4936.3413.7613.2613.8616.04
(2)5.5551.2519556.6654.6447.2645.9916.9618.57
(3)5.5550.5019542.1043.6847.6249.577.487.44
(4)4.0700.5036029.9631.1722.9824.6710.058.91
(5)5.5551.2536057.8255.5254.9856.2219.3718.40
(6)7.0551.2519543.0044.1930.5632.6929.7730.17
(7)7.0400.5036032.2532.4133.1834.9714.8013.13
(8)7.0400.503023.9624.3532.9230.7215.5413.48
(9)4.0700.503028.2528.0321.5520.4111.269.25
(10)4.0402.0036051.9953.3423.5222.7417.7518.18
(11)5.5551.2519554.8154.6444.9845.9919.0218.57
(12)7.0700.503029.2528.4326.8225.498.7610.99
(13)4.0400.5036031.8932.0032.5529.9010.9811.39
(14)5.5401.2519551.8653.8333.6534.4714.3212.84
(15)5.5701.2519557.5655.4527.8229.248.6410.35
(16)5.5551.2519553.5654.6447.2645.9918.8418.57
(17)5.5552.0019558.6456.2039.9542.4113.9514.23
(18)5.5551.2519553.9554.6446.6545.9918.1418.57
(19)5.5551.2519554.0554.6446.8645.9916.4018.57
(20)7.0402.0036050.6249.1329.0527.8218.4319.92
(21)5.5551.253041.9843.4150.9651.9623.2018.75
(22)4.0400.503025.0323.9524.5025.649.9111.74
(23)7.0700.5036032.9031.5727.9129.758.2110.65
(24)4.0702.0036051.2552.5017.2017.5218.0115.69
(25)7.0402.003026.6928.0622.2623.5620.0020.26
(26)7.0702.003032.6532.1418.4218.3419.3717.78
(27)4.0402.003034.6832.2616.6818.4817.7518.52
(28)4.0551.2519548.1446.0927.4927.6128.6028.43
(29)5.5551.2519553.8254.6449.1845.9916.1618.57
(30)5.5551.2519553.7954.6448.6545.9919.5618.57
(31)7.0702.0036047.2548.3024.8122.5918.9617.44

variables for hydrolysis of stone fish protein: ; pH, ; temperature (°C), ; enzyme/substrate ratio and ; time (min). variables: ; degree of hydrolysis (DH, %), ; 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl radical (DPPH) scavenging activity (%) and ; Fe2+-chelating activity (%).