Biochemical Aspects of New Protein Food
FEBS Federation of European Biochemical Societies 11th Meeting Copenhagen 1977, Volume 44 Symposium A3
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Biochemical Aspects of New Protein Food
FEBS Federation of European Biochemical Societies 11th Meeting Copenhagen 1977, Volume 44 Symposium A3
About This Book
Biochemical Aspects of New Protein Food examines the biochemical aspects of the use and consumption of new protein foods and determine future areas for research by biochemists. The symposium showcases the presentation of biochemical research that provides a better understanding of the characteristics of new protein foods; their methods of production; and solutions to problems in the evaluation of their nutritive properties. Chapters are devoted to the novel and conventional protein foods in the future; production of food from waste; and a comparative analysis of protein situation in developed versus developing countries. It is hoped that the symposium will be able to help overcome the problems of acceptability of the new foods and catapult it as an important part of human diet. Biochemists, food technologists, biologists, and food manufacturers will find the book interesting and informative.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Biochemical Aspects of New Protein Food
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE PROCEEDINGS
- WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE GENERAL CHAIRMAN
- CHAPTER 1. VEGETABLE PROTEINS AS HUMAN FOOD
- CHAPTER 2. PROPERTIES AND USE OF PROTEINS FROM POTATOES AND OTHER SOURCES
- CHAPTER 3. NEW VEGETABLE PROTEINS FOR HUMAN NUTRITION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RAPESEED PROTEIN
- CHAPTER 4. FABA BEAN PROTEIN FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION
- CHAPTER 5. FOOD FROM WASTE
- CHAPTER 6. FISH PROTEIN CONCENTRATE PRODUCTION BY ENZYMIC HYDROLYSIS
- CHAPTER 7. BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF SINGLE CELL PROTEIN
- CHAPTER 8. PROPERTIES AND COMPOSITION OF SINGLE-CELL PROTEIN, INFLUENCE OF PROCESSING
- CHAPTER 9. FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FOOD PROTEINS FROM A BIOPHYSICAL POINT OF VIEW
- CHAPTER 10. SOME PHYSICO-CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF THE STRUCTURE FORMATION OF PROTEINS
- CHAPTER 11. DIETARY ENZYMIC HYDROLYSATES OF PROTEIN
- CHAPTER 12. APPROACHES TO ANALYSE AND OPTIMIZE PROTEIN HYDROLYSATES
- CHAPTER 13. TOXICOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE UTILIZATION OF NEW PROTEIN FOODS
- CHAPTER 14. TOXICOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ALKALI TREATMENT OF FOOD PROTEINS
- CHAPTER 15. PROTEIN EVALUATION AND PROTEIN METABOLISM
- CHAPTER 16. BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF PROTEIN INADEQUACY
- CHAPTER 17. NOVEL ΑΝD CONVENTIONAL PROTEIN FOODS IN THE FUTURE
- CHAPTER 18. THE EFFICIENCY OF PLANT PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN NATURE
- CHAPTER 19. PROTEIN REQUIREMENTS OF MAN
- CHAPTER 20. THE PROTEIN SITUATION IN DEVELOPED VERSUS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
- INDEX