The generation of bioactive compounds from milk proteins is a possible way to obtain bioactive peptide ingredients having a health promoting activity in cardiovascular disease, inflammation and cancer. These peptide sequences are inactive in the native protein but can be released during digestion in the gut through the action of some microorganisms and can also be produced during in vitro enzymatic hydrolysis. Commercial products with milk bioactive peptides have begun to appear on the market. This is related to the industrial-scale production of bioactive compounds during food protein hydrolysis.
Gruppi, A., Dermiki, M., Spigno, G., Fitzgerald, R. J., Innovative milk and whey protein hydrolysates, Abstract de <<8th International Symposium on “Delivery of Functionality in Complex Food Systems”>>, (Porto, 07-10 July 2019 ), Universidade do Minho, Departamento de Engenharia Biológica Campus de Gualtar, 4710-057 Braga, Portugal Universidade do Minho, Porto 2019: 128-128 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/144039]
Innovative milk and whey protein hydrolysates
Gruppi, Alice;Spigno, Giorgia;
2019
Abstract
The generation of bioactive compounds from milk proteins is a possible way to obtain bioactive peptide ingredients having a health promoting activity in cardiovascular disease, inflammation and cancer. These peptide sequences are inactive in the native protein but can be released during digestion in the gut through the action of some microorganisms and can also be produced during in vitro enzymatic hydrolysis. Commercial products with milk bioactive peptides have begun to appear on the market. This is related to the industrial-scale production of bioactive compounds during food protein hydrolysis.
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