This study aimed to develop extruded snacks including flour obtained from Nile tilápia carcasses, and then evaluate the chemical composition, colorimetry, thiobarbituric acid reactive substances, and microbiology. There was a significant increase in the levels of crude protein, ether extract, ash, and minerals, as well as a reduction in carbohydrates as more flour was included in the snacks. Increased levels of flavored flour caused reduction in the brightness of snacks. Oxidative rancidity was not detected in snacks. The inclusion of flour improved the nutritional value of extruded snacks without changing sensory characteristics. Microbiologically, the snacks are suitable for human consumption.
This work investigates some factors affecting the inactivation of common bean trypsin inhibitor and phytohemagglutin. Trypsin inhibitor activity was totally stable to heat treatment (30 min, 97C) in the total protein extract, albumin or globulin fraction. Heat treatment of the whole beans easily inactivated the inhibitor. Heat resistance of trypsin inhibitor was intermediate in the bean flour which received the same heat treatment. Independent of sample, the inhibitor was very stable to heat treatment at neutral and acidic pH and labile under strong alkaline conditions. Heating for 30 min in boiling water at pH 12 resulted in complete inactivation of the trypsin inhibitor. Autoclaving (121C) soaked whole beans and flour for 5 min inactivated 55% of the trypsin inhibitor activity in the soaked flour and 75% in the whole beans. After autoclaving 20 min, inactivation of trypsin inhibitor was about 65% in the flour and 80% in the whole beans. The phytohemagglutinin (lectin) activity was totally destroyed in the autoclaved beans after 5 min and in the flour after 15 min.
The influence of weight (W) category of the rainbow trout on processing yield and chemical composition of the entire eviscerated fish and fish fillet was analyzed. A completely randomized design was employed for processing variables (W 1 = 300 to 370 g and W 2 = 371 to 440) coupled to a 2 x 2 factorial scheme for the chemical composition (W 1 and W 2 and forms of presentation: fillet and whole eviscerated fish). W 1 showed higher yield for entire eviscerated fish (83.00%) and head (13.27%), but a lower yield for the viscera (17.00%), when compared to W 2. We did not affect abdominal muscle yield, fillet with or without skin, skin percentage and residues. There were significant differences between W for moisture (W 1 = 72.30% and W 2 = 71.15%) and lipids (CP 1 = 7.96% and CP 2 = 9.04%) rates. Fillet moisture contents (73.74%) and crude protein (19.05%) were higher (p < 0.01) than for entire eviscerated fish (69.71% and 17.81%, respectively). Ash (2.15%) and lipid (10.48%) rates were higher (p < 0.01) for entire fish when compared to those of fillets (1.16% and 6.52%, respectively). The slaughter of fish weighing between 300 and 370 g and their fillets are more adequate for the market.
Este trabalho avalia a reativação dos inibidores de tripsina, após proteólise in vitro, de grãos de soja tratados termicamente. Para a inativação térmica dos inibidores, os grãos foram embebidos em água destilada (1:5 p/v) durante 12 horas e aquecidos em placas sob refluxo por 30 minutos. A reativação dos inibidores foi avaliada em comparação com a atividade das amostras cruas e aquecidas. A digestibilidade in vitro das proteínas variou de 47% ('OC-13') a 59% (Paraná), apresentando uma melhora, em média, de 32,6% com o aquecimento. A atividade dos inibidores de tripsina para os grãos crus variou de 122 a 206 UTI/mg de amostra, e os valores correlacionaram-se negativamente com a porcentagem de digestibilidade (r = -0,9177). Os inibidores tiveram suas atividades totalmente inativadas com o aquecimento dos grãos, os quais apresentaram porcentagem de recuperação, em média, de 40%. Com o aquecimento, a inativação dos inibidores provavelmente ocorre por complexação com os componentes do grão, o que leva à recuperação da atividade com o processo de digestão enzimática.
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