Alteration of the structure of rice proteins by their interaction with soy protein isolates to design novel protein composites.
Alteration of the structure of rice proteins by their interaction with soy protein isolates to design novel protein composites.
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DOI:
10.1039/c8fo00661j
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发表时间:
2018-08
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6.1
通讯作者:
Tao Wang;P. Xu;Zhengxing Chen;Xing Zhou;Ren Wang
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作者:
Tao Wang;P. Xu;Zhengxing Chen;Xing Zhou;Ren Wang
Rice proteins (RPs) are plant proteins with high nutritional value, but they attract little industrial interest because they are poorly soluble (30 mV). With their enhanced solubility and retained hydrophobicity, the protein composites displayed excellent interfacial affinities. The emulsifying and foaming capacities and stabilities of the protein composites were almost doubled or even tripled at pH 7 relative to those of RPs. Furthermore, the protein composites maintained the balanced amino acid compositions of both the RPs and SPIs. Our results demonstrate that inducing protein interactions by modulating the pH is a robust technique for the functional and nutritional modification of food proteins.