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Structural, Functional Properties of Protein and Characteristics of Tofu from Small-seeded Soybeans Grown in the Loess Plateau of China

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Journal Food Chem X
Date 2023 May 8
PMID 37151211
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The structural, functional properties of protein isolated from small-seeded soybeans were investigated and characteristics of tofu were studied. Small-seeded soybean protein had obvious α', α, β, acidic and basic subunits bands and two endothermic peaks (76.02-76.63℃ and 91.94-94.25℃). Small-seeded black soybean protein isolates (SBSPI) had more β-sheet (31.90-33.54%) structure, while small-seeded yellow soybean protein isolates (SYSPI) had more α-helix (18.89-20.72%) structure. SYSPI had higher fluorescence intensity (839.10-847.80) than SBSPI (482.70-565.10). SBSPI exhibited higher surface hydrophobicity (939.51-1252.75) and water absorption capacity (8.07-8.50 g/g). Tofu made from small-seeded yellow soybeans had higher yield (549.46-560.23 g/100 g soybean) and was brighter (L*, 74.61-77.48) and more yellowish (b*, 14.83-14.95) in color. Tofu made from Fugu small-seeded black soybean (FGSBS) had the highest hardness (178.52 g), adhesiveness (-25.77 g.sec), chewiness (87.45 g) and resilience (0.26), signifying a more compact structure.

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