Green and efficient preparation technology for lipid bioactive compounds derived from sea cucumber processing by-products

Authors

  • Yongjun Sun Homey Group Co., Ltd Author
  • Wenming Ju Homey Group Co., Ltd Author
  • Xiaohua Wei Weihai Vocational College Author
  • Xinwang Tan Shandong Drug and Food Vocational College Author
  • Na Gao Yantai Institute of Technology Author
  • Qi Huang Yantai Institute of Technology Author
  • Yuqing Zhang Weihai Ocean Vocational College Author
  • Lisha Wu Weihai Ocean Vocational College Author
  • Jiangwei Feng Shandong Haipudun Biological Technology Co., Ltd Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71411/eaou.2026.v2i6.1525

Abstract

Driven by the need to enhance the value of by-products from sea cucumber processing, this study first conducts a systematic and rigorous analysis of the compositional characteristics, physicochemical properties and extraction mechanisms of active lipid compounds in sea cucumbers. This analysis highlights the shortcomings of traditional solvent-based methods in terms of efficiency, energy consumption and safety. Consequently, a green preparation technology system has been established, centred on the synergy between low-carbon physical methods and bioconversion. This system integrates key technologies such as supercritical fluid extraction, molecular distillation and gradient separation, to achieve the efficient extraction and precise purification of lipid bioactive components. By incorporating nano-stabilisation and delivery strategies, the stability and bioavailability of the target bioactive substances are effectively enhanced. Consequently, this study provides a comprehensive and reliable technical pathway for the green development of sea cucumber processing by-products.

Published

2026-05-26

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How to Cite

Green and efficient preparation technology for lipid bioactive compounds derived from sea cucumber processing by-products. (2026). Journal of the European Academy Open University, 2(6). https://doi.org/10.71411/eaou.2026.v2i6.1525

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