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Table 1.

Levels and codes of extraction variables used in BBD.

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Table 2.

BBD matrix and its results for the optimization of UACE process.

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Fig 1.

Effects of different extraction parameters on the yield of polysaccharides and triterpenoids of G. lucidum, as well as on the D value.

Open squares, polysaccharide yield; open triangles, triterpenoid yield; and filled circles, D value.

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Table 3.

Analysis of variance for the fitted response surface quadratic model.

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Fig 2.

Response surface plots showing the effects of extraction parameters on the D values in the extraction of polysaccharides and triterpenoids from G. lucidum.

A, effect of ultrasonic power and extraction temperature; B, effect of ultrasonic power and liquid/solid ratio; C, effect of ultrasonic power and extraction time; D, effect of extraction temperature and liquid/solid ratio; E, effect of extraction temperature and extraction time; and F, effect of liquid/solid ratio and extraction time.

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Fig 3.

DPPH radical scavenging activity of the polysaccharides (A) and triterpenoid-rich extracts (B) from optimal UACE and traditional extraction methods. Filled circles, polysaccharides or triterpenoid-rich extracts from optimal UACE; open circles, polysaccharides from HWE or triterpenoid-rich extracts from ethanol maceration, and filled squares, BHT.

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Fig 4.

Reducing power of the polysaccharides (A) and triterpenoid-rich extracts (B) from optimal UACE and conventional methods. Filled circles, polysaccharides or triterpenoid-rich extracts from optimal UACE; open circles, polysaccharides from HWE or triterpenoid-rich extracts from ethanol maceration; and filled squares, BHT.

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