Effects of conventional and microwave treatments on inhibitory activity and structural conformation of trypsin inhibitor protein

  • Harish Vagadia, Brinda
Publication date
January 2016
Publisher
McGill University

Abstract

Food processing and preservation techniques provide high quality nutritive food, reduce the risk of contracting food-borne diseases and increase the shelf life of food products. Processing techniques further increase the digestibility of food, resulting in greater bioavailability of the nutrients and also in the elimination of undesirable factors. Though extensive studies have been performed using various commercial processing methods such as sterilization, pasteurization, autoclaving, extrusion, homogenization, blanching, batch boiling, steam injection, ultra-high temperature (UHT), high temperature and pressure combination, ohmic heating and high pressure processing (HPP), for producing quality food, limited knowledge is available in term...

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