## Abstract By acetylation of __Vicia faba__ protein it becomes in aqueous solution compatible with gelatine up to a substitution degree of about 50%. The swellability and brittleness of foils and the viscosity of aqueous solution of __Vicia faba__ protein are increased by its acetylation and these
On the gelation of Vicia faba protein in dependence on the acetylation degree
β Scribed by Schmandke, H. ;Bikbov, T. M. ;Belavtseva, E. M. ;Radschenko, L. G. ;Maune, R. ;Schultz, M. ;Grinberg, V. Ya. ;Tolstoguzov, V. B.
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1981
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 386 KB
- Volume
- 25
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0027-769X
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β¦ Synopsis
Abstract
Using the method of mathematical planning of experiments and taking the shear modulus of the gels as an equivalent of the gelation degree, the conditions of the thermal denaturation at the maximum shear modulus were found to be T~D~ βοΈ 100 Β°C and t~D~ βοΈ 60 min for the nonβacetylated Vicia faba protein and T~D~ βοΈ 100 Β°C and t~D~ βοΈ 40 min for the acetylated Vicia faba protein. On these conditions the dependence of the shear modulus (G) on the protein concentration (C) is expressed by exponential functions G = Ξ± C4.3 and G = Ξ± C5.0, respectively.
By an increasing acetylation of the Vicia faba protein the shear modulus, the thickness of the manyβline chains, and the net density of gels are increased; the same is valid for the shear modulus and the masking of disulfide groups by an increasing concentration of nonβacetylated and acetylated Vicia faba proteins.
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By acetylation the functional properties of Vicia faba protein isolate are changed (1 -3). The present paper concerns the influence of acetylation on the ultracentrifugal components and thermolability (differential scanning microcalorimetry (DSC)) of Vicia faba protein isolate.
The increase of apparent viscosity when protein concentration is raised becomes more and more distinctly pronounced with an increasing degree of acetylation and is displaced at lower protein concentrations. Investigations of the influence oftemperature on viscosity behaviour are therefore carried ou