Hydrophilic and rheological properties of brewer's yeast protein concentrates
1998
Pacheco, M.T.B. | Sgarbieri, V.C.
Protein solubility (PS), water-holding capacity (WHC), viscosity and gelling properties were studied in brewer's yeast protein concentrates prepared by 3 procedures: isoeletric precipitation of protein (I-PC), extraction with 0.5M NaClO4 (P-PC) or with 3% sodium trimetaphosphate (TMP-PC). PS was higher for TMP-PC and lower for P-PC at pH 4 to 12. WHC increased with increasing pH in all concentrates, but was higher for TMP-PC. The presence of NaCl (0.1M and 1.0M) reduced to 50% the WHC of TMP-PC. Gelling properties of a 10% protein dispersion were studied in the TMP-PC preparation. Hardness and fracturability of the gel (TA-XT2 texturometer) was 35 and 31 gf, respectively. Apparent viscosity of a 3% dispersion at pH 7.0 was lower for I-PC and higher but similar for TMP-PC and P-PC. All concentrates showed pseudoplastic rheological behavior.
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