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US 11,634,456 B2Granted
Method for the purification of collagen
AssigneeJellagen Pty Ltd
InventorAndrew Mearns Spragg
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Abstract
A process for the extraction of collagen from collagen-containing matter, wherein the process comprises; incubating the collagen-containing matter in an acidic solution to form an incubant, then diafiltrating the incubant to substantially purify solubilised collagen within the incubant, thereby forming a retentate, then separating the soluble and insoluble matter of the retentate to remove the remaining insoluble matter, wherein the soluble matter is a substantially pure collagen solution.
Claims10
A process for the extraction of collagen from collagen-containing matter derived from jellyfish, comprising the steps of:
- (a) incubating the collagen-containing matter in an acidic solution for at least 1 h at a temperature in the range of about 0° C. to about 37° C. to form an incubant;
- (b) diafiltrating the incubant from step (a) to substantially purify solubilised collagen within the incubant, thereby forming a retentate;
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- (c) separating the soluble and insoluble matter of the retentate obtained from step (b) to remove the remaining insoluble matter, wherein the separation is performed by filtration;
- and wherein the process further comprises passing the substantially pure collagen solution obtained from step (c) through a 0.4 m filter to obtain a first filtrate, and then passing that first filtrate through a 0.2 m filter to obtain a second filtrate, wherein the second filtrate is a substantially pure monomeric collagen solution.
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