Changes in Lipid Components during Peanut Tofu Production

Changes in Seed Sugar Pools during Roasting of Different Peanut

Changes in the profile of genistein, daidzein, and their conjugates during thermal processing of tofu.

Profiles of genistein, daidzein, genistin, daidzin, and their acetyl- and malonyl-beta-glycosides were determined in tofu as affected by temperature and time. Tofu was heated in water at 80, 90, and 100 degrees C for 0 (control), 10, 20, 30, and 40 min, and the contents of the isoflavones of interest were quantified using reversed-phase HPLC. Total isoflavone content decreased most likely due t...

Comparison of lipid changes in chicken frankfurters made by soybean and canola oils during storage

Two batches of frankfurters containing about 55% chicken meat with two different oils (including canola and soybean) were manufactured. Batch 1 included canola oil and Batch 2 included soybean oil in the products. Various analyses were performed to detect the lipid changes of both batches during storage. Fatty acid composition analysis using gas chromatography showed little change in the fatty ...

Changes in lipid synthesis in rat liver during development.

1. Lipogenesis, as measured by the incorporation of (14)C-labelled glucose or acetate into fatty acids in liver slices, is high in foetal and adult rat liver but is low in the liver of the suckling rat, especially with glucose as substrate. 2. The rate of synthesis of non-saponifiable lipids from glucose is about 15 times as great in the liver of the 18-day foetus as in adult liver. Activity in...

Changes in the fibrinolytic system components during extracorporeal circulation.

In 1954 Gibbon, after many years of experimental work, achieved the first successful total body perfusion in a human patient using a form of cardiopulmonary bypass. A prime aim of all workers in this field since then has been to produce safe and adequate anticoagulation of the blood during such a procedure, and to reverse it swiftly and safely at the end of the operation. Furthermore it seems a...