2  METHODOLOGY 
2.1  Materials 
The chicken, steam bun and celery all are purchased 
from  Suzhou  HEMAXIANSHENG  supermarket. 
Purchased grow liquid, trypsase, Diphenyl tetrazole 
bromide  and  glycocoll  buffer  liquid  from  Sigma 
company,  purchased  dimethyl  sulfoxide  (DMSO) 
from J&K scientific company. 
2.2  Sample Preparation 
Use knife cut the chicken, steam bun and celery into 
small  cube  with  size  1cm×1cm×1cm,  use  oven 
(ACA  TM33HT)  baking  them  under  150℃  and 
200℃  respectively,  the  baking  time  are  1  hour,  2 
hours and 3 hours respectively, pick out the samples 
from  the  oven  after  baked  and  process  natural 
cooling, prepare for characterize use. 
2.3  Characterized Methods 
(1)  UV-Vis ultraviolet spectrophotometer method 
Grind  the  baked  samples  to  be  thin  and  small 
tiny pellets, weighing 1mg and dissolved into 10mL 
deionized  water  and  process  ultrasound,  convenient 
to  more  better  dissolve  the  samples.  The  dissolved 
samples  filtered  by 0.45μm  filtering  film, make  the 
deionized  water  as  reference  ratio,  use  ultraviolet 
spectrophotometer  measure  it  after  filtered 
(Shimazu), measured wave length are 220~400nm. 
(2) Fourier alternate infrared spectrum analyse 
Use  PerkinElmer  Fourier  alternate  infrared 
spectrum analyse instrument to process characterize 
analyse  (resolution  ratio  4cm-1,  wave  length  range 
are 4000-400cm-1, scan 10 times). 
(3) Fluorescence spectrum analyse 
Use  fluorescence  spectrum  instrument  (Hitachi 
F-7500),  excite  wave  length  300nm,  launch  wave 
length  range  are  220~400nm,  width  of  excite  and 
launch narrow seam is 5nm. 
(4) Surface pattern analyse 
Adopt  scan  electron  microscope  (SEM,  Hitachi 
S4800)  to  process  the  surface  pattern  analyse  the 
samples chicken, steam bun and celery after baked at 
different temperature, operating voltage is 1.0kV. 
2.4  Cell Toxicity Test 
Use foster base thinning the waiting test sample and 
prepare different concentration, added into 96 holes 
plate  respectively,  foster  24h  at  37℃,  then  process 
three  times  parallel  determining  at  live  cells 
quantity.  Then  pick  out  empty  96  holes  plate,  each 
one  hole added  200μL foster  base  and  50μL  MTT, 
foster 4h at 37℃. Then added 200μL DMSO in each 
one hole again. Finally added 25μL glycocoll buffer 
liquid  in  each  one  hole,  use  enzyme  standard 
instrument  record  the  completely  absorb  value  at 
570nm position. 
3  RESULT AND DISCUSSION 
3.1  Sample Preparation 
The  main  components  of  chicken,  steam  bun  and 
celery are protein, starch and cellulose, put them into 
oven  and  baking  under  different  temperature  and 
time,  the  sample  surface  happened  different  degree 
coking.  It  calculated  the  rest  mass  percentage  after 
samples baked, shown as the Table 1. 
From the table it can see that, when same baking 
time  and  temperature,  the  highest  dewatering 
quantity of celery, able to achieve 94% after baked 3 
hours at 150℃, achieve 98% after baked 3 hours at 
200℃, means water content of celery is the highest, 
chicken at second, achieve 78% after baked 3 hours 
at  200℃,  lowest  water  content  of  steam  bun,  only 
42% after baked 3 hours at 200℃. When baking at 
the same temperature, example that baked at 150℃, 
dewatering  quantity  of  celery  and  chicken  have  a 
certain rising along with rising baking time, but little 
dewatering quantity  change of steam bun. When  all 
samples  baked  at  the  same  time,  example  all  are 
baked  3  hours,  the  dewatering  quantity  of  same 
sample  after  baked  at  200℃  will  bigger  than 
dewatering quantity after baked at 150℃. 
 
Table 1: The dewatering quantity of chicken, steam bun and celery after baked at 150℃ and 200℃. 
 
Dewatering quantity of different samples 
baked different time at 150℃ 
Dewatering quantity of different 
samples baked different time at 200℃ 
  1h  2h  3h  1h  2h  3h 
Chicken  70%  74%  76%  76%  78%  78% 
Celery  88%  94%  94%  90%  96%  98% 
Steam bun  38%  38%  38%  40%  42%  42%