Yongjian Xu

Dr. Yongjian Xu


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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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8 January 2020 in Current Microbiology
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RWRunping Wang
Runping Wang
XPXia Pan
Xia Pan
YXYongjian Xu
Yongjian Xu

10 August 2007 in Journal of Applied Phycology
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YXYongjian Xu
Yongjian Xu
JFJianguang Fang
Jianguang Fang
WWWei Wei
Wei Wei

30 January 2015 in Chinese Journal of Oceanology and Limnology
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JSJikang Shentu
Jikang Shentu
YXYongjian Xu
Yongjian Xu
ZDZhangni Ding
Zhangni Ding

1 May 2009 in Chinese Journal of Oceanology and Limnology
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YXYongjian Xu
Yongjian Xu
WWWei Wei
Wei Wei
JFJianguang Fang
Jianguang Fang

14 November 2021 in Aquaculture Research
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PXPan Xia
Pan Xia
SXSheng Xiquan
Sheng Xiquan
ZWZhang Wenxin
Zhang Wenxin
YXYongjian Xu
Yongjian Xu

28 May 2014 in Food Science & Nutrition
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ZJZhanzhi Jiang
Zhanzhi Jiang
YXYongjian Xu
Yongjian Xu
YSYuting Su
Yuting Su
The preparation process of protein enzymolysis technology for the three-spot seahorse (Hippocampus trimaculatus Leach) degreased bone meal was developed. Two enzymes with better enzymolysis effect were selected from the five proteases, and the optimization condition of the Alkaline Protease is temperature – 54.7°C, pH – 9, duration of 6 h, the acquired rate of polypeptides was 11.77%; and that of Trypsin is temperature – 45°C, pH – 8.8, and duration of 4 h, and the rate was 11.49% by Response Surface Methodology. The strategy of compound enzymes was “Trypsin + Alkaline Protease”. The selected preparation process of active polypeptides by the compound enzymolysis technology acquired rate of polypeptides was 14.41 ± 0.16%, increased about 3% of acquired rate of polypeptides and 2.6–4.5% of the free radical scavenging rate than those of the single enzyme. The increased antioxidant capacity mainly came from the increased concentration of polypeptide in II# peak, which increased about 10% of the free radical scavenging rate. The strategy of selected compound enzymes can effectively improve the utilization rate of seahorse protein.