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2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.procbio.2009.07.016
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Effect of enzymatic and hydrothermal treatments of rapeseeds on quality of the pressed rapeseed oils

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“…However, the seed coat retains its integrity, in spite of enzymatic treatment, hence antioxidants were retained inside the layer. Therefore, the highest antioxidant capacity (1220.0, 964.8 mmolTE/100 g) and total phenolic content (83.3, 74.0 mgSA/100 g) were found for two rapeseed oils extruded from seeds heated at 120 8C (MC = 11%) and treated with less concentrated cellulolytic and pectolytic enzymes (ED = 0.05%) (see Part I) [32]. The oxidative stability of oil is affected by some minor compounds such as phenols, tocopherols and other antioxidants present in oil [38].…”
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“…However, the seed coat retains its integrity, in spite of enzymatic treatment, hence antioxidants were retained inside the layer. Therefore, the highest antioxidant capacity (1220.0, 964.8 mmolTE/100 g) and total phenolic content (83.3, 74.0 mgSA/100 g) were found for two rapeseed oils extruded from seeds heated at 120 8C (MC = 11%) and treated with less concentrated cellulolytic and pectolytic enzymes (ED = 0.05%) (see Part I) [32]. The oxidative stability of oil is affected by some minor compounds such as phenols, tocopherols and other antioxidants present in oil [38].…”
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“…Oleifera) and enzymes (ROHALASE 1 OS (ROS) and ROHAPECT 1 PTE (RPTE)) used in the procedure of oil pressing were described in Part I [32].…”
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“…Technologia ta jest mało efektywna i charakteryzuje się niską wydajnością [7]. Enzymatyczna i hydrotermiczna obróbka nasion przed tłoczeniem na zimno przyczynia się do wyraźnej poprawy stopnia wydobycia oleju a także zwiększe-nia zawartości naturalnych antyoksydantów, takich jak tokoferole i związki fenolowe [21,22]. W procesie tym dostęp do substratu mogą mieć jednak nie tylko enzymy dodane, ale także natywne, takie jak lipaza, peroksydaza, fosfolipaza, lipooksygenaza, co sprzyja zachodzeniu niekorzystnych reakcji enzymatycznych [1,8].…”
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“…Natural antioxidant constituents are very significant in cosmetics or foods businesses because of the capacities to decrease free radical mediated degradations of cells and tissues in organisms of human [5][6][7]. Therefore, attention has shifted to nutritious or non-nutritive phytochemicals present in natural plant-based diet as potential chemopreventive agents.…”
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