1980
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2621.1980.tb02606.x
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Nutritional Evaluation (Per) of Isolated Soybean Protein and Combinations of Food Proteins

Abstract: Isolated soybean protein (ISP) and ISP in combination with beef, pork, egg, lactalbumin, turkey, cheese, tuna fish, gelatin, beans, corn, cottonseed, oat flour, peanut meal, potato, sesame, and wheat were evaluated for protein quality using the Protein Efficiency Ratio assay with the rat. ISP and corn, corn gluten, corn protein isolate, cottonseed, oat flour, rice flour, sesame flour or wheat products had complementary effects on protein quality when ISP sup plied 40-60% of the protein intake. ISP can be combi… Show more

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“…Steinke et al (1980) Babji et al (1980) reported no relative differences between mechanically deboned poultry meat and a casein control. These studies indicate that based on the growth of weanling rats, protein sources from meat products yield a protein quality comparable to or greater than the casein standard.…”
Section: Riboflavin Assaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Steinke et al (1980) Babji et al (1980) reported no relative differences between mechanically deboned poultry meat and a casein control. These studies indicate that based on the growth of weanling rats, protein sources from meat products yield a protein quality comparable to or greater than the casein standard.…”
Section: Riboflavin Assaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The essential amino acid index (EAAI) was calculated by using the ratio of test protein to the reference protein for each eight essential amino acids plus histidine in the equation (Steinke et al, 1980):…”
Section: Essential Amino Acid Index (Eaai)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comparando esses valores aos relacionados pelo IBGE (1977) Os excessos de lisina no caupi e de sulfurados no gergelim possibilitam a obtenção de uma mistura do tipo III na classificação de Bressani (Steinke et al, 1980). Os valores obtidos para as misturas M 1 , M 2 e M 3 constam da Tabela 5.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified