Emerging technologies to improve plant protein functionality with protein-polyphenol interactions
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The global demand for plant-based foods has increased interests to new plant-based materials and processing strategies. Plant protein-polyphenol interactions driven by covalent and/or non-covalent bonds are known to impact sensorial, physicochemical, and functional properties of plant-based foods. Emerging processing technologies have potential to enhance plant protein functionality by promoting protein structural changes owing to plant protein-polyphenol interactions. The latest trends in processing technologies for plant protein-polyphenol interactions and the impact on protein functionality are of interest in food industry. This review highlights plant protein-polyphenol interactions induced by physical and…
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- Polyphenol
- Plant protein
- Protein–protein interaction
- Chemistry
- Soy protein
- Biochemistry
- Food science
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