Process for isolation of proteins using food grade salt solution

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds – C-metal

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260112R, 2601235, 426656, A23J 112, A23J 114

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042083230

ABSTRACT:
Proteins of high functionality and in substantially undenatured form are isolated in high yield from protein sources by extraction of the protein from the source material using a food grade salt solution under controlled conditions, increasing the protein concentration of the resultant extract while maintaining the same salt concentration, and diluting the concentrated protein solution. Protein isolate in the form of protein micelles forms in the aqueous phase and settles to an amorphous sticky, gluten-like protein mass, which may be dried to powder form.

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