2002Acta Scicentiarum Naturalum Universitis PekinesisRequires access

The study of denaturalization of soy protein during the extraction of soy isoflavone

Zhu Niandong, Yuan Yu-ming, Chen Shenyi, Qingzhong Zhou

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Abstract

The soy white flake is extracted by different alcohol\|water system,at different temperature,for various time.The effects of these factors on the extraction of soy isoflavone and the denaturalization of soy protein are studied.80% alcohol,40℃,1 hour is a favorite extraction condition to get the high yield of soy isoflavone as well as to avoid the denaturalization of protein during the extraction.

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The soy white flake is extracted by different alcohol\|water system,at different temperature,for various time.The effects of these factors on the extraction of soy isoflavone and the denaturalization of soy protein are studied.80% alcohol,40℃,1 hour is a favorite extraction condition to get the high yield of soy isoflavone as well as to avoid the denaturalization of protein during the extraction.

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The soy white flake is extracted by different alcohol\|water system,at different temperature,for various time.The effects of these factors on the extraction of soy isoflavone and the denaturalization of soy protein are studied.80% alcohol,40℃,1 hour is a favorite extraction condition to get the high yield of soy isoflavone as well as to avoid the denaturalization of protein during the extraction.

Key concepts: Soy protein, Extraction (chemistry), Food science, Soy flour, Chemistry, Chromatography

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