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Novel Gluten-Free Amaranth and Oat Flour Cookies Fortified with Soybean Hulls
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作者 Sean X. Liu Diejun Chen 《Food and Nutrition Sciences》 2023年第8期699-719,共22页
Soybean hulls, an abundant byproduct of soybean processing, contain rich phytochemicals, fibers, proteins, and minerals. Currently soybean hulls are primarily used as animal feeds. For value-added soybean hull utiliza... Soybean hulls, an abundant byproduct of soybean processing, contain rich phytochemicals, fibers, proteins, and minerals. Currently soybean hulls are primarily used as animal feeds. For value-added soybean hull utilization, 25% soybean hulls were substituted for amaranth or whole oat flour (WOF) in novel gluten-free cookies. Composition, nutritional values, water-holding capacities, correlation between properties, and pasting and rheological properties of soybean hulls, amaranth, and WOF were appraised in comparison to wheat flour. Water loss, cookie texture, and geometrical properties of the cookies were examined. The results disclosed that soybean hulls, amaranth and WOF contain higher protein content, minerals, fiber, special amino acids, and critical vitamins (C and K) than wheat flour. Considerably higher total amino acid content was found in soybean hulls (18.33%) than wheat flour (12.77%). Water-holding capacities increased by replacing amaranth and WOF with soybean hulls. Soybean hulls exhibited higher rheological elastic properties than amaranth, WOF and wheat flours. The soybean hulls utilized in amaranth or WOF cookies greatly improved their nutritional value, the water retention and moisture content along with acceptable physical properties when compared to wheat flour cookies. This study explored the feasibility and potential of utilizing soybean hulls with amaranth and WOF in gluten-free bakery products and other food applications. 展开更多
关键词 AMARANTH NUTRITION OAT Protein Rheology soybean hulls Water-Holding
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Biosorption of Pb^(2+) with Modified Soybean Hulls as Absorbent 被引量:9
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作者 李嘉 陈恩赞 +1 位作者 苏海佳 谭天伟 《Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2011年第2期334-339,共6页
Using soybean hull residue after the soluble dietary fiber being removed during the soybean processing industry as crude material,a novel absorbent,modified soybean hulls,is prepared.Its adsorption behavior for Pb2+ ... Using soybean hull residue after the soluble dietary fiber being removed during the soybean processing industry as crude material,a novel absorbent,modified soybean hulls,is prepared.Its adsorption behavior for Pb2+ is studied.The adsorbent has a large and efficient adsorption capacity for Pb2+,up to 20% of the mass of dry ad-sorbent.Its maximum adsorption capacity for Pb2+ reaches 217 mg·g-1 at initial Pb2+ concentration of 2000 mg·L-1,which is twice that of yeast absorbent and threefold greater than that of chitosan absorbent.The adsorption ability is sensitive to pH value in the solution and the optimal pH for adsorption of Pb2+ is 7.0.In the presence of other metal ions (Ca2+,Mg2+ and Na+) in the solution,their effect on the adsorption capacity for Pb2+ is not obvious.After 5 cy-cles of adsorption,80% adsorption capacity of Pb2+ is maintained.Compared with various available commercial resins,the modified soybean hulls are a plentiful,inexpensive and effective medium for the capture of dissolved Pb2+ from waste streams. 展开更多
关键词 BIOSORPTION Pb2+ soybean hulls DESORPTION WASTEWATER
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Soybean Hull and Its Effect on Atherosclerosis in Non-Human Primates (Macaca fascicularis)
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作者 W. G. PILIANG S. DJOJOSOEBAGIO AND A. SUPRAYOGI(Life Sciences Inter-University Center, Bogor Agricultural University,Kampus IPB, Jalan Kamper, Darmaga, Bogor 16680, Indonesia)(Jalan Cendana No. 7, Kampus IPB, Darmaga, Bogor 16680, Indonesia) 《Biomedical and Environmental Sciences》 SCIE CAS CSCD 1996年第2期137-143,共7页
Twenty five monkeys were used in this experiment. They were divided into 5 groups with 5 animals as the replicates in each group and were adapted for two weeks to the environment before the data were collected. The an... Twenty five monkeys were used in this experiment. They were divided into 5 groups with 5 animals as the replicates in each group and were adapted for two weeks to the environment before the data were collected. The animals were subjected to 5 experimental diets, i.e. T1 (Basal diet); T2 (Basal diet + palm oil); T3 (Basal diet + palm oil + soybean hull); T4 (Basal diet + cholesterol) and T5 (Basal diet + cholesterol + soybean hull). The diets were given for a period of 8 months and water were given ad lib. Blood serum was taken before and during the experiment. The cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL and HDL were measured using the spectrophotometric method. At the end of the experiment thorax surgery was performed on the animals under general anesthesia. The aorta was removed surgicalIy for histopathological observation stained with hematoxylin and eosine.The results showed that the soybean hull decreased the serum cholesterol level in the groups given palm oil (T2 vs T3) and the groups given cholesterol (T4 vs T5) i.e.: 163.4 vs 124.7 mg/dl and 359 vs 288.5 mg/dl respectively. The soybean hull did not significantly affect the serum triglyceride nor the LDL level when palm oil was given in the diet, but it significantly decreased the two parameters where cholesterol was given in the diet (102.5 vs 98.6 mg/dl triglyceride) and (231 .9 vs 183 mg/dl LDL). The soybean hull did not seem to affect the HDL level.Histopathological observation of the aorta indicated that given T1, T2, T3, T4 and T5 caused 45%, 41 .67%, 31.25%, 86.25% and 53.38% lesion (Atheroma arteriale) resPectively.It was concluded that the soybean hull given in the diet has the ability to prevent the development of atherosclerosis in the aorta of the experimental animals 展开更多
关键词 HDL Macaca fascicularis soybean Hull and Its Effect on Atherosclerosis in Non-Human Primates LDL
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