1992
DOI: 10.1021/jf00022a002
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Surface hydrophobicity changes and heat-induced modifications of .alpha.-lactalbumin

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“…Griko, Freire, and Privalov (1994) reported that ALA is in a compact intermediate state or molten globule state at pH 3. At room temperature, apo-ALA (without Ca 2+ ) showed a higher number of ANS binding sites compared to the halo-form (with Ca 2+ ) (Eynard, Lametti, Relkin, & Bonomi, 1992).…”
Section: Pepsin Hydrolysis Of Ovine Alamentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Griko, Freire, and Privalov (1994) reported that ALA is in a compact intermediate state or molten globule state at pH 3. At room temperature, apo-ALA (without Ca 2+ ) showed a higher number of ANS binding sites compared to the halo-form (with Ca 2+ ) (Eynard, Lametti, Relkin, & Bonomi, 1992).…”
Section: Pepsin Hydrolysis Of Ovine Alamentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Thermal stability of several proteins of interest to the food industry were investigated indeed by DSC as affected by various environmental factors. Studies on egg proteins such as ovalbumin [8,9], conalbumin [10] and lyzozyme [11], milk proteins such as beta-lactoglobulin [12][13][14], ot-lactalbumin [15,16] and casein, as well as muscle proteins such as myosin and actin [17,18] and plant proteins such as vicilin from faba beans [8] and rapeseed storage protein [19], and globulins isolated from various cereal grains [20] can be mentioned.…”
Section: Protein Thermal Stability and Denaturationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A larger difference in the SH values between the specimens dried with 150°C and 180°C was observed in A70, approximately 27% increase, compared to A60 (23%). It was reported that a heat-induced rise in SH was observed in milk proteins, and it was caused by the denaturation of their tertiary and secondary structures (Euston, Ur-Rehman, & Costello, 2007;Eynard, Iametti, Relkin, & Bonomi, 1992;Risso, Borraccetti, Araujo, Hidalgo, & Gatti, 2008;Sava, Van der Plancken, Claeys, & Hendrickx, 2005). When adjusting the pH of a milk protein solution, the change in SH value was observed to be closely linked with their solubility and functional properties (Alizadeh-Pasdar & Li-Chan, 2000;Shimizu, Saito, & Yamauchi, 1985;Voutsinas, Cheung, & Nakai, 1983).…”
Section: Encapsulation Efficiency and Surface Hydrophobicitymentioning
confidence: 99%