紫外诱导的光氧化对浓缩乳蛋白理化性质的影响
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摘要
本研究的目的是研究紫外诱导的光氧化对蛋白改性和浓缩乳蛋白(MPC70)的色泽与溶解性的影响。MPC70分别在25℃和40℃温度下进行储藏,相对湿度(RH)为11%、33%和75%。本研究采用液相色谱-质谱(LC-MS)研究溶解蛋白的变化,采用凝胶电泳研究不溶蛋白的变化。研究结果表明光氧化诱导L~%值显著降低;光氧化MPC70的溶解性显著降低,而未经紫外处理的MPC70样品溶解度维持不变,40℃和75%RH储藏的MPC70除外。与对照组相比,光氧化MPC70可溶部分的质谱图除了非糖基化和糖基化完整蛋白外,还显示出了多级附加片段,这表明光氧化诱导蛋白进一步的改性,这与蛋白中羰基基团的形成一致。在低相对湿度时,光氧化促进β-乳球蛋白的糖基化。光氧化MPC70的不同部分主要为酪蛋白和高分子聚集体,这主要是由光氧化诱导的非二硫化物交联引起。研究结果表明光氧化可以诱导蛋白改性,这最终引起了MPC70溶解度降低和变色。
The objective of this study was to investigate the effects of UV induced photo-oxidation on protein modification and corresponding changes in color and solubility of milk protein concentrate powder(MPC70) stored at 25 or40 ℃ and at 11,33 or 75%relative humidity(RH),respectively.Protein modifications in the soluble fractions were determined using liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry(LC-MS) and those in insoluble fractions using gel electrophoresis.The results showed that photo-oxidation caused significant decreases in L value.Moreover,the solubility of photo-oxidized MPC70 decreased significantly,while the MPC70 samples without UV exposure retained their solubility,except at 40 ℃ and 75%RH.For the soluble fractions of photo-oxidized MPC70,the MS spectra showed multiple additional fractions besides the un-and lactosylated intact protein fractions compared to control suggesting that the photo-oxidation induced further modifications of the proteins,which coincided with the formation of carbonyl groups in the protein.At low RH,photo-oxidation promoted lactosylation of β-lactoglobulin.The insoluble fractions of photo-oxidized MPC70 were mainly caseins as well as high molecular weight aggregates,resulting mainly from non-disulfide covalent crosslinks induced by photo-oxidation.The results suggested that photo-oxidation could induce the modification of protein that eventually contributed to the solubility loss and discoloration of MPC70.
引文
[1]H.M.Semagoto;Liu,D.;J.M.Regenstein;Zhou,P.Food Res Int.2014,62:580-588

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