Recovery of Sweet Potato Protein Materials from the Starch Waste
Li Xia Hou, Yang Bo Wang, Shu Chang Zhao, Jun Ming Ji, Xiao Lei Shang
Abstract
Li Xia Hou, Yang Bo Wang, Shu Chang Zhao, Jun Ming Ji, Xiao Lei Shang
Abstract
Recovery of sweet potato protein materials from the starch waste was studied in the paper. Ultrafiltration followed with alkaline extraction and acid precipitation by adjusting pH through lactic fermentation, had the highest extraction rate (40.81%). While ultrafiltration followed with alkaline extraction and acid precipitation by adjusting pH with HCl yielded the protein material with the highest protein content (73.68 %), these two procedures provide good alternatives for different purpose.
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Recovery of sweet potato protein materials from the starch waste was studied in the paper. Ultrafiltration followed with alkaline extraction and acid precipitation by adjusting pH through lactic fermentation, had the highest extraction rate (40.81%). While ultrafiltration followed with alkaline extraction and acid precipitation by adjusting pH with HCl yielded the protein material with the highest protein content (73.68 %), these two procedures provide good alternatives for different purpose.
Key concepts: Ultrafiltration (renal), Extraction (chemistry), Starch, Lactic acid, Chemistry, Fermentation, Precipitation, Chromatography