HEXANAL ACCUMULATION AND DETBA VALUE IN HOMOGENATE OF SOYBEAN SEEDS LACKING 2 OR 3 LIPOXYGENASE ISOZYMES
HEXANAL ACCUMULATION AND DETBA VALUE IN HOMOGENATE OF SOYBEAN SEEDS LACKING 2 OR 3 LIPOXYGENASE ISOZYMES
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DOI:
10.1021/jf00051a033
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发表时间:
1995-03-01
影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
SUDA, I
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作者:
NISHIBA, Y;FURUTA, S;SUDA, I
Soybean lipoxygenases are responsible for the generation of undesirable flavors which limit wide utilization of soybeans in food products. Lipoxygenase-lacking mutants are expected to be soybeans with improved flavors. In this study, the accumulation of hexanal and the 1,3-diethyl-2-thiobarbituric acid (DETBA) value in homogenates were determined from two normal soybean cultivars (L(123(S)) and L(123(F)), three soybean cultivars with L-1 (L(1)), L-2 (L(2)), and L-3 (L(3)), and one soybean cultivar lacking all three lipoxygenase isozymes (L(0)). Hexanal accumulation in the homogenates was in the order L(2) > L(123(S)) > L(123(F)) > L(1) > L(3) > L(0). The DETBA value in the homogenates was in order L(123(S)), L(123(F)) > L(2), L(3) > L(1), L(0). Such cultivar differences were induced after the soaked soybeans were ground or after the soybean flour was wetted. These results suggested that L(0) could become a superior soybean for food ingredients, concerning flavors originating from lipoxygenases.