Abstract Porphyra haitanensis was popular as healthy food source. People mainly absorbed nutrient by intaking porphyra haitanensis foods, which leaded to poor utilization of the fluorescence characteristics of R-phycoerythrin(R-PE) in porphyra haitanensis. In this study, the R-PE protein was extracted by freeze-thawing cycle assisted with sonication and then purified from commercial porphyra haitanensis. For the purified R-PE, there was a maximum absorbance peak at 565 nm and a maximum fluorescence peak at 575 nm. SDS-PAGE result showed there were three bands-α, β, γ corresponded to 19 kDa, 20 kDa and 32 kDa. And the LC-MS results showed it was corresponded to the wild type R-PE. The purified R-PE was stable between the pH from 5 to 10 and temperature from 25 ℃ to 55 ℃. It was sensitive to Cu² ⁺ at the limitation of 65 nM. Also, the purified R-PE behaved the good antioxidant activity of 1 mg/mL concentration and little cytotoxicity of L02 cells. These results indicated the R-PE extracted and purified from commercial porphyra haitanensis could be used as fluorescent probe to detect Cu²⁺ and antioxidant raw material in vitro and in vivo potentially.
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