PLANT PROTEINS: Nutritional Aspects and Processing Applications
Editat de Nisar Ahmad Mir, Mohd Khalid Gulen Limba Engleză Paperback – apr 2026
- Provides in-depth understanding of various methods used to extract and purify plant proteins
- Identifies different techniques employed to characterize plant protein structure and functionality
- Recognizes bioactive peptides from plant-based proteins and benefits to health
- Focuses on the isolation, characterization, modification, and application of plant-based proteins to improve flavor, nutrition, and functional attributes for product development
- Highlights the sustainability and cost effectiveness of novel plant proteins
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780443329760
ISBN-10: 0443329761
Pagini: 300
Dimensiuni: 191 x 235 mm
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
ISBN-10: 0443329761
Pagini: 300
Dimensiuni: 191 x 235 mm
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
Cuprins
1. Novel plant-based proteins: Extraction, nutritional, functional and structural characteristics.
2. Protein modification: Physical methods for protein modification and their impact on protein characteristics
3. Biological (Fermentation and Enzymatic) modification of plant-based proteins and their effect on protein characteristics
4. Chemical methods for protein modification and their impact on protein characteristics
5. Ball milling-based modification of plant protein and its impact on protein characteristics
6. Radiation-induced modification of plant proteins and their impact on protein characteristics
7. Nano-reduction of plant-based proteins and their role for delivery of different bioactive compounds
8. Bioactive peptides from plant- based proteins: Preparation, characterization and health benefits
9. Harnessing the versatility of plant proteins in food applications: A special focus on plant-based meat
10. Role of plant proteins as emulsifiers: Mechanism and potential applications
11. Plant-based antifreeze proteins: Mechanism of action and applications
12. Plant proteins and gut health: Understanding the impact on microbiota and digestive wellness
13. Bioactive films and coatings from plant proteins for extending shelf life of fresh cut fruit and vegetables
14. Impact of processing on different properties and biological activities of plant-based proteins
15. Plant proteins and their role in enhancing nutritional quality and human health
16. Sustainability of novel plant proteins in terms of their cost and other functional properties
2. Protein modification: Physical methods for protein modification and their impact on protein characteristics
3. Biological (Fermentation and Enzymatic) modification of plant-based proteins and their effect on protein characteristics
4. Chemical methods for protein modification and their impact on protein characteristics
5. Ball milling-based modification of plant protein and its impact on protein characteristics
6. Radiation-induced modification of plant proteins and their impact on protein characteristics
7. Nano-reduction of plant-based proteins and their role for delivery of different bioactive compounds
8. Bioactive peptides from plant- based proteins: Preparation, characterization and health benefits
9. Harnessing the versatility of plant proteins in food applications: A special focus on plant-based meat
10. Role of plant proteins as emulsifiers: Mechanism and potential applications
11. Plant-based antifreeze proteins: Mechanism of action and applications
12. Plant proteins and gut health: Understanding the impact on microbiota and digestive wellness
13. Bioactive films and coatings from plant proteins for extending shelf life of fresh cut fruit and vegetables
14. Impact of processing on different properties and biological activities of plant-based proteins
15. Plant proteins and their role in enhancing nutritional quality and human health
16. Sustainability of novel plant proteins in terms of their cost and other functional properties