2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2013.06.113
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Antioxidant activities and functional properties of protein and peptide fractions isolated from salted herring brine

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“…Among the few studies found in the literature, Jeon et al (1999) reported that fractions from cod frames hydrolysates containing large peptides (>30 and >10 kDa) showed excellent emulsifying properties and whippability. Likewise, Taheri et al (2014) indicated that polypeptides (>50 kDa) obtained from proteins contained in herring brine presented higher emulsion activity index, when compared to fractions having peptides with lower molecular weight. This indicates that only a limited hydrolysis of native proteins is required to improve these technological properties (e.g., emulsifying and foaming).…”
Section: Removing Bitternessmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Among the few studies found in the literature, Jeon et al (1999) reported that fractions from cod frames hydrolysates containing large peptides (>30 and >10 kDa) showed excellent emulsifying properties and whippability. Likewise, Taheri et al (2014) indicated that polypeptides (>50 kDa) obtained from proteins contained in herring brine presented higher emulsion activity index, when compared to fractions having peptides with lower molecular weight. This indicates that only a limited hydrolysis of native proteins is required to improve these technological properties (e.g., emulsifying and foaming).…”
Section: Removing Bitternessmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Different emulsifying properties of the hydrolysates have been reported. Some studies showed improved emulsion properties (Chobert et al, 1988b;Turgeon et al, 1991;Balti et al, 2010) whereas others showed that hydrolysates had decreased emulsifying properties compared to those of the native protein (Lee et al, 1987;Chobert et al, 1988a;Mutilangi et al, 1996;Klompong et al, 2007;Souissi et al, 2007;Taheri et al, 2014;Mune, 2015;Zou et al, 2016). The lack in improved emulsifying properties may be caused by too high DH of the hydrolysates.…”
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“…las muestras se retiraron de cada tratamiento de salado, se les eliminó el exceso de NaCl, escurrieron y se secaron superficialmente con papel absorbente. luego se pesaron los trozos de filetes salados, se picaron y homogeneizaron para analizarlos [7]. la cantidad de sal usada en kg sal/kg de pescado para el salado en PS y PH fue de 40% y 55% respectivamente.…”
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“…En la bibliografía pueden encontrarse numerosos estudios acerca de las variables que afectan la transferencia de masa durante el salado de distintas especies pesqueras. Un factor determinante de este proceso es el método de salado [7]. Por otra parte, la temperatura y concentración de la salmuera son posiblemente las variables tecnológicas más estudiadas y poseen una relación directa con la velocidad de transferencia de masa, dejando los diferentes tipos de salado como una variable poco estudiada [1,8,9].…”
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