A STUDY ON THE OPTIMUM CONDITION OF CGM HYDROLYZDE WITH DIFFERENT PROTEASE TO PRODUCE SOLUBLE PEPTIDE
Sang Liwei
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Sang Liwei
Abstract
Hydrolys is effect of alkaline protease and neutral protease by single on corn protein was studied.the optimum technology conditions are defined with the indexes Degree of Hydrolysis (DH %).The optimum hydrolyzing conditions for neutral protease have been determined:when pH is 7.5,hydrolysis temperature by protease is 50 °C,the volume of protease is 2 % and the density of substratum is 2.5 %,DH % can be arrived at 24.75 % by 4 hours hydrolysis;The optimum hydrolyzing conditions for alkaline protease have been determined:when pH is 10.0,hydrolysis temperature by protease is 60 ℃,the volume of protease is 1 % and the density of substratum is 1.5 %,DH % can be arrived at 31.01 % by 4 hours hydrolysis.
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Hydrolys is effect of alkaline protease and neutral protease by single on corn protein was studied.the optimum technology conditions are defined with the indexes Degree of Hydrolysis (DH %).The optimum hydrolyzing conditions for neutral protease have been determined:when pH is 7.5,hydrolysis temperature by protease is 50 °C,the volume of protease is 2 % and the density of substratum is 2.5 %,DH % can be arrived at 24.75 % by 4 hours hydrolysis;The optimum hydrolyzing conditions for alkaline protease have been determined:when pH is 10.0,hydrolysis temperature by protease is 60 ℃,the volume of protease is 1 % and the density of substratum is 1.5 %,DH % can be arrived at 31.01 % by 4 hours hydrolysis.
Key concepts: Protease, Hydrolysis, Alkaline protease, Chemistry, Neutral protease, Chromatography, Volume (thermodynamics), Enzyme