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titleOfInvention Optimal processing technology for optimizing pig heart blood mixed with salvia miltiorrhiza by adopting star point design-effect surface method
abstract The invention discloses a star point design-effect surface method for optimizing an optimal processing process of pig heart blood mixed with red sage root, which comprises the following steps of S1 and measurement of tanshinone IIA; s2, determination of the content of salvianolic acid B: repeating the steps S10-S12, respectively drawing a standard curve by taking the mass solubility as a horizontal coordinate (X) and the peak area as a vertical coordinate (Y), and obtaining the salvianolic acid B with a regression equation of Y = 346.72X-0.8957 and r = 0.9999; s3, preparing the mixture of pig heart blood and salvia miltiorrhiza: taking a proper amount of pig heart blood taken out of a fresh pig heart, adding a proper amount of yellow wine and raw salvia miltiorrhiza decoction pieces, uniformly stirring, moistening until the pig heart blood and the yellow wine are absorbed completely, and putting into an oven for drying; s4, star point design and effect surface analysis; s5, carrying out comprehensive analysis and calculating by using Design Expert software to obtain the optimal processing technology of mixing pig heart blood with the salvia miltiorrhiza, wherein the optimal processing technology is 32% of yellow wine, 24% of pig blood and the drying temperature is 61 ℃. The optimal processing technology of the pig heart blood mixed with the salvia miltiorrhiza is obtained by refining, and reference is provided for standardizing the special processing technology and quality standard of local decoction pieces.
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