Freeze-concentrated glass-like transition temperature of carbohydrate–phosphate buffered saline systems and impact on collapse of freeze-dried solids
Freeze-concentrated glass-like transition temperature of carbohydrate–phosphate buffered saline systems and impact on collapse of freeze-dried solids
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碳水化合物-磷酸盐缓冲盐水系统的冷冻浓缩玻璃态转变温度及其对冻干固体塌陷的影响
DOI:
10.1007/s10973-020-09626-7
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
K. Kawai
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作者:
Yukino Yamamoto;Y. Hagura;K. Kawai
Phosphate buffered saline (PBS) and carbohydrates are used to freeze-dried biomaterials. It has been suggested that PBS reduces the freeze-concentrated glass-like transition temperature () of carbohydrate solutions and that freeze-dried solids collapse readily during freeze-drying. In order to obtain more insight into the subject, the effect of PBS on theof trehalose solution was systematically investigated. Theof trehalose solution was found to be independent of the trehalose content. Theof trehalose–PBS solution, on the other hand, decreased with decreasing trehalose content. The behavior was described as acurve for a trehalose–PBS pseudobinary system. Thecurve was analyzed using the modified Gordon–Taylor equation, and theof PBS was extrapolated to be 195.0 K. In order to compare the plasticizing effect of PBS, thevalues of other carbohydrate materials including sugar alcohols (glucose, maltitol, sucrose, inulin, and maltodextrin) were also investigated. It was found that freeze-concentrated trehalose was more sensitive to the plasticizing effect of PBS than the other sugars. Finally, trehalose and trehalose–PBS solutions with varying trehalose content were freeze-dried, and their water activity (aw) and apparent volume ratio against pre-dried (frozen) solids (VFDVF−1) were evaluated. Freeze-dried trehalose samples had lowawvalues and highVFDVF−1values. Freeze-dried trehalose–PBS samples, on the other hand, had significantly higherawvalues and lowerVFDVF−1values than freeze-dried trehalose samples depending on the trehalose content. These results corresponded to theand initial solute content.