LIMITED HYDROLYSIS OF RICE PROTEIN ISOLATE AND STUDY ON ITS FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES
Zeng Fan-jun
Abstract
Zeng Fan-jun
Abstract
Four commercial proteases were evaluated when applied to hydrolyze rice protein isolate. Alcalase has apparently higher efficiency than other protease and its optimal hydrolyzing conditions are Enzyme-to-substrate ratios1%, protein concentration 6 %, pH8.5, temperature 50 ℃-60 ℃. Ultrasound of 40 kHz, 40 W-100 W was applied to facilitate protein hydrolysis and an auxiliary effect was discovered only at the beginning of the hydrolysis process. Rice protein hydrolysates with DH from 2 % to 10 % was obtained by using Alcalase. Its solubility imporved as the DH increased, but bitterness appeared when DH reached 8 %. Foam stability of rice protein hydrolysates increased as DH grows, but foaming capacity did not improve.
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Four commercial proteases were evaluated when applied to hydrolyze rice protein isolate. Alcalase has apparently higher efficiency than other protease and its optimal hydrolyzing conditions are Enzyme-to-substrate ratios1%, protein concentration 6 %, pH8.5, temperature 50 ℃-60 ℃. Ultrasound of 40 kHz, 40 W-100 W was applied to facilitate protein hydrolysis and an auxiliary effect was discovered only at the beginning of the hydrolysis process. Rice protein hydrolysates with DH from 2 % to 10 % was obtained by using Alcalase. Its solubility imporved as the DH increased, but bitterness appeared when DH reached 8 %. Foam stability of rice protein hydrolysates increased as DH grows, but foaming capacity did not improve.
Key concepts: Hydrolysis, Rice protein, Hydrolysate, Protease, Proteases, Chemistry, Substrate (aquarium), Solubility