Heat-induced dissociation and association of proteins in hempseed protein bodies

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Heat-induced dissociation and association of proteins in hempseed protein bodies

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Protein bodies (PBs) are naturally occurring storage organelles in seeds. In hempseeds, the major storage proteins, including edestin (11S globulin) and albumin, are primarily located in the crystalloids and proteinaceous matrices of hemp protein bodies (HPBs), respectively. The retention of native PB structures in flours and dry-fractionated protein ingredients has important implications for protein functionality and digestibility, especially when heat treatment is applied during processing....

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2025-10

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Do DT / Ye A / Singh H / Acevedo-Fani A

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https://hdl.handle.net/10179/72754

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Hemp seeds / Protein bodies / Hydrolysis / Heating / Edestin / Protein aggregation

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