2001
DOI: 10.1002/1521-3803(20011001)45:6<399::aid-food399>3.0.co;2-0
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Isolation and study of the functional properties of pea proteins

Abstract: Proteins of pea seeds were isolated after defatting with hexane using alkaline (0.1 M sodium hydroxide) extraction and acid (HCl) precipitation. Concentrates were also prepared by hexane extraction and ethanolic extraction (pH = 5). Gross chemical composition amino acid content and functional properties (solubility profile, emulsifying--and foaming properties, water--and oil absorption) were studied. The results were compared with the same parameters of soy and lupin protein products. Although the majority of … Show more

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“…It also represents a vegetable alternative to lactic proteins [1] . The soy protein isolate (SPI) contains at least 90% protein; it is thus virtually free from lipids and carbohydrates [2] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It also represents a vegetable alternative to lactic proteins [1] . The soy protein isolate (SPI) contains at least 90% protein; it is thus virtually free from lipids and carbohydrates [2] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The emulsion activity of Eucheuma denticulatum was similar to (75.68%) in Kappaphycus alvarezii (Eucheuma cottonii) obtained by Kumar et al, (2014) where cotton seed oil was used. In this study the emulsion capacities of the seaweed species compares well with lupin seed (60%) and soya bean (70%) whose extract are used as emulsifiers in the food industry (Tömösközi et al, 2001). The good emulsifying ability of seaweeds is attributed to phycocolloids which is widely used in meat processing as a result of their good thickening, emulsifying, thickening and stabilizing properties (Cofrades et al, 2011).…”
Section: Emulsion Activitymentioning
confidence: 85%
“…O valor observado para o concentrado proteico de semente de cupuaçu, 3,83%, foi superior ao encontrado em concentrado proteico de ervilha, 0,9% (TÖMÖSKÖZI et al, 2001) e em concentrado proteico de castanhado-pará, 1,37% (GLÓRIA e REGITANO-D'ARCE, 2000). Para o isolado proteico do cupuaçu, o teor de 0,44% encontra-se abaixo do relatado em isolado proteico de ervilha, 1,6% (TÖMÖSKÖZI et al, 2001), porém superior ao do isolado proteico de castanha-do-pará, 0,16% (GLÓRIA e REGITANO-D'ARCE, 2000). Henn e Netto (1998), por outro lado, encontraram teores de lipídios para diferentes isolados comerciais de soja que variaram de 3,0 a 4,7%.…”
Section: Perfil De Aminoácidos Totaisunclassified
“…Segundo eles, essas mudanças podem estar relacionadas com a perda de algumas proteínas solúveis e/ou ligadas a danos causados pela extração alcalina. Tömösközi et al (2001), estudando proteínas isoladas de ervilha, observaram ligeira redução nos teores de metionina no isolado, quando comparado à farinha da ervilha. Foi surpreendente, porém, que a cisteína não seguiu a mesma tendência, registrando um aumento no teor quando a proteína foi isolada.…”
Section: Eletroforese Em Gel De Poliacrilamida (Sds-page)unclassified