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Bitter Taste Inhibiting Agents for Whey Protein Hydrolysate and Whey Protein Hydrolysate Beverages
Journal of Food Science, 2012Abstract: Whey protein hydrolysates (WPH) are known for bioactivity and functionality, but WPH also have a distinct bitter taste. Identification of effective bitter taste inhibiting agents for WPH would broaden the use of this ingredient.
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Canadian Journal of Biochemistry, 1971
Fluorescence was measured in the hydrolysates of several proteins and peptides of known amino acid composition. The most intense fluorescence (emission maximum at 445 nm) was found in acid, but not enzymic, hydrolysates of tryptophan-rich proteins; nine fluorescent fractions were resolved from acid hydrolysates of these proteins by gel filtration ...
M, Ledvina, F S, LaBella
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Fluorescence was measured in the hydrolysates of several proteins and peptides of known amino acid composition. The most intense fluorescence (emission maximum at 445 nm) was found in acid, but not enzymic, hydrolysates of tryptophan-rich proteins; nine fluorescent fractions were resolved from acid hydrolysates of these proteins by gel filtration ...
M, Ledvina, F S, LaBella
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2002
The present invention describes protein hydrolysates: obtainable by the hydrolysis of a protein containing substrate; comprising free amino acids and peptides; and wherein the molar fraction of at least one free amino acid, present in the protein hydrolysate is at least a factor 2.5, preferably at least a factor 3, more preferably at least a factor 3.5
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The present invention describes protein hydrolysates: obtainable by the hydrolysis of a protein containing substrate; comprising free amino acids and peptides; and wherein the molar fraction of at least one free amino acid, present in the protein hydrolysate is at least a factor 2.5, preferably at least a factor 3, more preferably at least a factor 3.5
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International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation
Several years of research on protein hydrolysates have been conducted. But still relatively few, and bibliometric research specifically on this topic has not been done. This bibliometric research aims to analyze the topic of mushroom protein hydrolysate.
Juli Marni, Fauzan Azima, Tuty Anggraini
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Several years of research on protein hydrolysates have been conducted. But still relatively few, and bibliometric research specifically on this topic has not been done. This bibliometric research aims to analyze the topic of mushroom protein hydrolysate.
Juli Marni, Fauzan Azima, Tuty Anggraini
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Intramuscular infusions of protein hydrolysate
The American Journal of Surgery, 1949P ARENTERAL Auids may be given by the intravenous, subcutaneous, intramuscuIar, intrasterna1 and intraperitoneal routes. The intravenous and subcutaneous paths are used most frequently for the infusion of Iarge quantities of isotonic soIutions. Littie attention is given the intraperitonea1 system for aduIts in this country whereas in the infant this ...
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Functional Fish Protein Hydrolysates
2020Underutilized fish species such as male and spent capelin (Mallotus villosus) were used to prepare functional protein hydrolysates by various enzymatic treatments. Three commercial proteases namely Alcalase, Neutrase and Papain were employed for the preparation of fish protein hydrolysates.
Fereidoon Shahidi +2 more
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Non-bitter Protein Hydrolysates
Canadian Institute of Food Science and Technology Journal, 1981Abstract Deboned, defatted chicken meat (78% protein, d.b.) was reacted with pancreatin to produce a bitter hydrolysate as judged by a trained sensory panel. The hydrolysis was carried out at 60°C, an enzyme concentration of 4.3%, pH of 8.55 (carbonate buffer) and a salt concentration of 0.6 M (KC1).
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Nucleotide Exchange on RAS Proteins Using Hydrolysable and Non-hydrolysable Nucleotides
Biochemical and biophysical assays using recombinant RAS require the protein to be in either the active or inactive state. Here we describe methods to exchange the nucleotide present in the purified RAS protein with either GDPβS, GppNHp, or GTP depending on the assay requirement.Timothy, Waybright, Andrew G, Stephen
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