WO1994012053A1 - Low-phosphorus whey protein, process for producing the same, hydrolyzate of purified low-phosphorus whey protein, and process for producing the same - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a low phosphorus protein, a method for producing the same, a low phosphorus purified protein hydrolyzate, and a method for producing the same. More specifically, the present invention relates to a low lymphoprotein useful for enhancing the nutritional value or protein of various foods, an easy and inexpensive method for producing the protein, various foods, The present invention relates to a low-purified whey protein hydrolyzate which is useful as a protein or amino acid substitute for pharmaceuticals and is also useful as a cosmetic material, and a method for producing the same.
- the protein (or whey protein) hydrolyzate refers to the peptide obtained from the protein (or whey protein) hydrolyzate and the free amino acid.
- Free amino acid content is defined as the weight percentage of free amino acid content relative to total amino acid content in protein (or whey protein) hydrolyzate.
- Whey is obtained as a by-product from the production of cheese or casein from milk, and the protein contained in whey (hereinafter referred to as whey protein) Has high nutritional value.
- whey protein concentrate with increased whey protein content has not only higher nutritional value but also excellent properties such as foaming properties, high solubility, and gel forming ability. It is used in many food products such as dairy products, beverages, meat products, confectionery / cakes, breads, etc., and is also used to enhance the protein content of powdered milk for childcare.
- peptides have been shown to have better digestibility and absorption, lower antigenicity, lower osmotic pressure, and lower physiological activity than proteins and amino acid mixtures of the same amino acid composition. Due to its excellent nutritional and physiological properties, such as its activity, the use of peptides has attracted attention from various fields.In addition to conventional foods, its use in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals is being considered. However, various studies have been made on hydrolysates of whey protein with enzymes because of its suitability for industrially preparing this peptide in large quantities.
- the reduction of protein which is an essential nutrient, is particularly important.
- the whey protein is usually desalted, but the reduction of the phosphorus content is the most difficult, and the amount of whey protein per gram of evening protein is It has hitherto been impossible to produce whey protein with a reduced phosphorus content of less than 0.15 mg.
- Conventional methods for removing phosphorus in foods include: (a) contacting skim milk, whose pH has been adjusted to 5.2 to 6.0, with an anion exchanger; (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 6.0-2563642) and (b) a method in which calcium is added to whey to precipitate free phosphoric acid as calcium phosphate (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. (JP-A-63-91037) and (c) a method of contacting a liquid food with activated alumina (JP-A-2-49548).
- milk-derived protein when milk-derived protein is used as a raw material for producing a whey protein hydrolyzate, components that need to be adjusted or removed, such as minerals, lactose, and fat, in the raw material.
- a highly purified whey protein hydrolyzate that satisfies all of the above conditions has not been obtained.
- the conventional protein hydrolyzate having the properties related to the above conditions and the method for producing the same are: (d) Main peak 1, 000 to 5,000, with a molecular weight distribution of 100, 000 or less. 0, free amino acid content 20% or less (weight; hereinafter the same unless otherwise specified), and antigenicity ⁇ -lactoglobulin antigenicity 1 Z10,000 or less Reduced allergen whey protein hydrolyzate and whey protein are enzymatically degraded using protein hydrolase at ⁇ ⁇ 6 to 10 and heated to deactivate the enzyme.
- Production method of whey protein hydrolyzate Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No.
- some of the inventors of the present invention show that the peptides contained do not show antigenicity when the molecular weight is not more than 1,000, the free amino acid content is not more than 20%, A low-molecular-weight peptide composition having an amino acid content of 1.0% or less of the total amount of amino acid, and a protein raw material until the antigenicity is no longer recognized by a protease, and A method for producing a low molecular weight peptide composition in which the aromatic amino acid contained in water is decomposed until 90% or more of the free amino acid is obtained, and the peptide portion is recovered by gel filtration (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. No.
- prior application 2 is a peptide mixture having a molecular weight of not more than 1,000 and in which 90% or more of the aromatic amino acid is free amino.
- Hydrolyzate of milk protein which is a non-acidic acid and does not have milk protein antigenicity
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 266,604 A mixture of peptides having a molecular weight of less than 1,000 daltons, having an aromatic amino acid content of 5% or less based on the total amino acid content, and having the milk protein antigenicity
- Fractions of hydrolysates of milk proteins that are not used Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No.
- Prior application 4 Hei 4-26605, hereinafter referred to as prior application 4
- Prior application 5 hydrolyzing whey proteins having a purity of at least 70%.
- Profit Is molecular weight distribution 2, 0 0 0 Dal tons or less, the antigen residual presence activity measured by Eraiza inhibition test using anti-whey protein sera 1 0 _ 4 or less, free to total
- a Mi Bruno acid content An oligopeptide mixture characterized by an amino acid content of 5% or less and a whey protein having a purity of at least 70% are dissolved in water at a concentration of 10% or less. The resulting aqueous solution is adjusted to pH 7.5 to 10 and hydrolyzed with an enzyme, and the enzyme is inactivated by heating or the enzyme is removed by ultrafiltration.
- a patent application was previously filed for a method for producing a gopeptide mixture (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 4-248959, hereinafter referred to as Prior Application 5).
- the pH of the protein solution was adjusted before contact with the cation exchange resin or anion exchange resin.
- the lower limit of pH adjustment was usually limited by the occurrence of isoelectric precipitation of the target protein.
- the pH decreases and the solution becomes acidic, so that the solution must be bothersome before contacting with the H ′ type cation exchange resin. Adjusting the pH to acidic has not been considered at all, except for the earlier application1.
- the inventors of the present invention filed a patent for the methods of the above-mentioned prior applications 1 to 5, and then conducted intensive research on a method for producing a whey protein with a further reduced phosphorus content.
- a method for producing a whey protein with a further reduced phosphorus content By contacting the whey protein with a cation exchange resin and an anion exchange resin at a lower pH than in method 1 It has been found that the phosphorus content of whey protein can be significantly reduced, and the hydrolysis of whey protein with a low phosphorus content obtained by this method is eagerly studied.
- the protein content was lower than that of the protein hydrolyzates of the above-mentioned prior applications 2 to 5, and other mineral content, lactose content, molecular weight distribution, free amino acid content, antigenicity,
- the present inventors have found that a highly hydrolyzed protein hydrolyzate having a reduced doxin content can be obtained and completed the present invention.
- the present invention is a low lymphoprotein characterized in that the phosphorus content per gram of protein is 0.15 mg or less.
- the pH of a solution containing whey protein is adjusted to 4 or less, and the solution is sequentially contacted with an H + type cation exchange resin and an anion exchange resin to obtain a solution per 1 g of protein.
- This is a method for producing low phosphorus whey protein, characterized by reducing the phosphorus content to 0.15 mg or less.
- the present invention is a low phosphorus purified whey protein hydrolyzate having the following properties (1) to (6).
- Lactose content is not more than 0%
- the fraction having a molecular weight of 1,200 or less is 90% or more
- the free amino acid content is 6% or less.
- E La Isa suppression test method and the child is less than or equal to La-click toggle Roburi emissions of antigenicity of 1 0 _ Q, - - antigenicity was measured by (ELISA E nzyme 1 inkedimmuno sorbentassay) is ⁇
- Endotoxin in 1 g of dry matter is less than 10 EU and ⁇
- Et al is, the present invention is to adjust the p H of the solution containing the whey over protein in 4 below, are sequentially contacted with Eta tau Katachihii on- exchange resins and 0 H "Katachikage Ion exchange resins, The pH is adjusted to 5 or more and 10 or less, lactose is removed by ultrafiltration, and two or more kinds of proteases of animal origin and proteases produced by microorganisms of the genus Bacii 1us are produced.
- Complex enzymes or proteases of animal origin Three or more complex enzymes consisting of oral protease and other proteases are added for enzymatic degradation, heating to inactivate the enzyme and unreacted proteins to precipitate, followed by ultrafiltration to precipitate.
- the pH of the solution containing whey protein is adjusted to less than 3.
- whey protein with a remarkably low phosphorus content which could not be achieved conventionally, can be produced extremely easily and inexpensively, and whey is efficiently processed in large quantities on an industrial scale. can do.
- the pH of a solution containing whey protein is adjusted to 4 or less, and the solution is brought into contact with an H + type cation exchange resin and an anion exchange resin successively, thereby It is characterized by reducing the phosphorus content per lg to less than 0.15 mg.
- Whey is the remaining liquid obtained by adding acid or rennet to whole or skim milk and removing the casein produced, and contains about 0.3 to 0.7% protein. ing.
- the starting material used in the method for producing low-lew protein according to the present invention is a whey protein concentrate having a protein content of 70% or more, and a commercially available product can be used. It may be a concentrate obtained by separating protein from whey by a known method and concentrating the protein content to 70% or more. This concentrate can be obtained by, for example, a method of concentrating protein while removing low-molecular substances by fractionation using an ultrafiltration membrane, and a method of separating protein into a positive ion exchanger and a negative ion exchanger.
- the protein can be produced by a method of adsorbing and then eluted and concentrating it, or a method of recovering protein simultaneously with desalting and de-lactose using a column filled with a gel filtration carrier.
- the phosphorus content of whey and protein concentrates varies depending on the production method.For example, the protein content of commercially available protein concentrates per gram of protein is as follows. The range is 0.4 to 5. Omg.
- the starting material is diluted to prepare a solution having a concentration of about 5 to 20% of whey protein, and the pH is adjusted to pH 4 or less, preferably pH 3 by adding an acid.
- the acid used for adjusting the pH include hydrochloric acid, citric acid, lactic acid, acetic acid, and sulfuric acid.
- the cation exchange resin to be used may be either a strongly acidic resin or a weakly acidic resin, such as DIAION SK18 (trademark, manufactured by Mitsubishi Kasei Kogyo Co., Ltd.), Duolight C-26 ( Trademarks: Chemical Process Co., Ltd .; Amberlite IR-120B (trademark; Organo Corporation); Dowex MSC-1 (trademark: Dow Chemical Company).
- the pH of the solution containing whey protein is usually about 1 to 2.5 due to the contact with this H + type cation exchange resin.
- the mixing ratio of the solution containing whey protein and the cation exchange resin depends on the adsorption capacity of the ion exchange resin, but the total exchange capacity (equivalent) of the cation exchange resin is lower than that of the whey protein. It is necessary that it be larger than the total amount of cations (equivalent) of the solution containing, and 2 to 5 times the amount is desirable from the viewpoint of resin use efficiency.
- the temperature at the time of contact between the solution containing whey protein and the cation exchange resin may be 0 to 60 ° C, which does not cause thermal denaturation of whey protein. It is desirable to carry out at 0 to 10 ° C for prevention.
- the solution containing whey protein after contact with the cation exchange resin is further contacted with the anion exchange resin.
- Either a strongly basic or weakly basic resin may be used as the anion exchange resin.
- Diaion PA318 (trademark, manufactured by Mitsubishi Kasei Kogyo), Duolight A-1
- 16 (trademark, manufactured by Chemical Process)
- Amberlite IRA-411 (trademark, manufactured by Organo)
- Dowex MWA-11 (trademark, manufactured by Dow Chemical) are available. Examples can be given.
- the counterion of the anion exchange resin may be either the 0 H— or C 1 ′′ form, but if prepared and used in the ⁇ H— form, the solution can be desalted, In addition, since the pH increases and the acidity decreases, the amount of the neutralizing agent (alkaline agent) used can be reduced when neutralization is performed after the treatment.
- the contact method and contact conditions are the same as for the cation exchange resin.
- purified water can be passed through the ion-exchange resin in order to recover solids contained in the solution that has been brought into contact with the ion-exchange resin.
- the pH of the solution obtained by the ion exchange treatment is usually about pH 1 to 4, and if necessary, a neutralizing agent such as sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide (alkaline) To neutralize with You can do that too.
- a neutralizing agent such as sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide (alkaline)
- desalting and desalting of the obtained low lymphoprotein in solution by performing constant volume running water diafiltration (diafiltration) using an ultrafiltration membrane or the like. It is also possible to produce lactose low lymphoprotein.
- the solution containing low lymphoprotein obtained in this way can be used as a product as it is. If necessary, it can be concentrated by a conventional method, dried and made into a powder.
- the whey protein obtained in the manner described above is a whey protein having an extremely low phosphorus content containing 0.15 mg or less of phosphorus per lg of the evening protein, which is the same as that of the conventional whey protein.
- whey protein can be used as a food material by utilizing its excellent nutritional value, foaming properties, emulsifying power, etc. It is also suitable as a nutritious food material for restricted persons, and can be used as highly purified whey protein with significantly reduced phosphorus that is most difficult to remove.
- the method for producing a low-purified whey protein hydrolyzate of the present invention comprises adjusting the pH of the solution containing whey protein to 4 or less, and exchanging the ⁇ -type cation ion. Resin and 0 0-type anion-exchange resin in order, adjust the ⁇ 5 to 5 or more and 9 or less, remove lactose by ultrafiltration, and remove animal-derived protease and bacillus (Bacill 1).
- the starting materials used in the method for producing a low-purified whey protein hydrolyzate of the present invention are the same as the starting materials used in the method for producing a low-phosphorus protein protein of the present invention described above. It is a whey protein concentrate.
- This starting material is diluted and prepared into a solution having a concentration of about 5 to 20% of whey protein, and the pH is adjusted to pH 4 or less, preferably less than PH 3 by adding an acid.
- the acid used for adjusting the pH can be exemplified by hydrochloric acid, citric acid, lactic acid, acetic acid, sulfuric acid, and the like.However, the use of hydrochloric acid ⁇ does not adversely affect the flavor of the final product. It is also desirable because C 1 -ions are removed by the OH-type anion-exchange resin and eventually do not remain.
- the pH of the solution containing whey protein Since the pH of the solution containing whey protein is near neutral, it will pass through the isoelectric point of the whey protein (around pH 5) when adjusting the pH.
- the amount of acid needed to adjust the pH of the whey protein is determined in advance, the entire amount is added within a few seconds to one minute, and the mixture is rapidly mixed and agitated. Does not cause coagulation In addition, the pH can be adjusted to a predetermined value.
- a solution containing whey protein whose pH has been adjusted to 4 or less is first brought into contact with an H + type cation exchange resin, and further contacted with an OH— type anion exchange resin to remove the solution.
- the type of ion-exchange resin to be used, the contact method of the ion-exchange resin, the contact conditions, and the like are the same as those of the above-described method for producing a low reoxyprotein of the present invention.
- the solution can be desalted by preparing the ionic form of the anion exchange resin in the OH-form and using it.
- the pH of the solution is made neutral to alkaline after the ion exchange treatment, the amount of the neutralizing agent (alkaline agent) used is reduced. be able to.
- purified water can be passed through the ion-exchange resin in order to recover the solid content contained in the solution that has been brought into contact with the ion-exchange resin.
- a desalting treatment such as an ion exchange resin and electrodialysis was performed after the hydrolysis.
- the protein before the hydrolysis was ionized. Desalting by the exchange resin prevents loss due to adsorption of peptides and amino acids to the ion exchange resin.
- a neutralizing agent an alkaline agent
- the pH is adjusted to a range of 5 or more and 10 or less, preferably to a pH of 6 or more and 9 or less.
- the neutralizing agent (alkaline agent) used for adjusting the pH include sodium hydroxide and sodium hydroxide.
- the purpose of this pH adjustment operation is, for example, to prevent oxidative corrosion of the manufacturing equipment and at the same time prevent elution of inorganic ions from the metal part of the manufacturing equipment. It is another object of the present invention to adjust the pH of the whey protein solution to the optimum pH range of the enzyme used in the enzymatic hydrolysis operation of the present invention.
- the pH adjustment operation on the desalted whey protein solution for the purpose of adjusting to the optimal pH range of the enzyme is performed.
- the pH is not adjusted immediately after the desalting operation, the next lactose removal operation is performed, and immediately before the enzymatic hydrolysis operation, the desalting / de-lactose fog is removed.
- the pH of the desalted whey protein solution is roughly adjusted to a range that can prevent oxidative corrosion of the production equipment.
- the pH of the desalted / de-lactose whey protein solution can be adjusted to the optimum pH range of the enzyme used in the present invention.
- the lactose in the desalted whey protein solution is removed by ultrafiltration.
- Ultrafiltration membranes having a molecular weight cut-off of 2,000 to 10,000 can be used. Ultrafiltration is performed by a method generally used in this technical field. it can.
- a module for ultrafiltration for example, a module such as a flat membrane type, a tubular type, a spiral type, and a hollow fiber type can be used, but in consideration of separation efficiency and economy. The use of tubular type and hollow fiber type is desirable.
- ⁇ -lactoglobulin and ⁇ -lactalbumin of the whey protein contained in the desalted whey protein solution have a molecular weight of about 18,000 and about 14,1, respectively. Since it is 0, these whey proteins do not pass through the ultrafiltration membrane due to the ultrafiltration of the desalted whey protein solution, and lactose having a small molecular weight is eliminated as a membrane permeate fraction. . Furthermore, lactose can be almost completely removed by performing diafiltration (diafiltration) with purified water under constant volume. Since the whey protein does not pass through the ultrafiltration membrane and is retained in the membrane, the operation of diafiltration with constant volume running water does not affect the yield. In addition, ultrafiltration also eliminated inorganic substances to the membrane permeate side. Therefore, the effect of desalination is also obtained.
- This desalting / lactose whey protein solution is adjusted to a whey protein concentration of less than 10%, and then the enzyme is added to the solution.
- the enzymes used are two or more complex enzymes consisting of proteases of animal origin and proteases of Bacillus (Bacillus) microorganisms, or proteases of animal origin and proteases of Bacillus microorganisms. And other proteases.
- animal-derived proteases include trypsin, chymotribcin, punkcreatin, and the like, all of which are commercially available products (for example, “PTN 6.0S” trademark. Novo (Nordisk, Inc.).
- Proteases produced by microorganisms belonging to the genus Bacillus include Protease N (trademark, manufactured by Amano Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.), Bioprase (trademark, manufactured by Nagase Biochemical Co., Ltd.), and Pro Leather (trademark, manufactured by Amano Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.) , Alcalaze (produced by Novo Nordisk) and the like.
- the purpose is achieved with a combined enzyme consisting only of a combination of a protease of animal origin and a protease produced by a microorganism of the genus Bacillus. Gain, but such a combination
- the flavor of the whey protein hydrolyzate obtained by using the combined complex enzyme is not excellent, the flavor can be improved by using other proteases in combination.
- Other proteases that can be used in this case include papine, promelin (manufactured by Amano Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.), protease produced by microorganisms belonging to the genus Aspergillus, and Penicillium (Penium).
- Proteases produced by microorganisms belonging to the genus 1ci11ium can be exemplified.
- the amount of enzyme used should be between 3800 and 1 g of whey protein.
- the pH to be hydrolyzed is in the range of pH 5 to 10 and preferably pH 6 to 9 because the optimum pH of the enzyme used in the present invention is from neutral to alkaline. It is.
- the temperature conditions for the hydrolysis by the enzymatic reaction are not particularly limited, and can be selected from a range that can be put to practical use, including an optimum temperature range in which the enzymatic action is exhibited, and is usually 30 ° C. or more
- the temperature can be selected from a temperature range of 30 ° C or lower, preferably 30 ° C or higher and 60 ° C or lower, and more preferably 50 ° C or higher and 60 ° C or lower.
- maintaining the temperature within the range of 50 ° C to 60 ° C can prevent spoilage of the whey protein solution during the enzymatic reaction.
- the time of the enzymatic reaction can be determined in advance by preliminary experiments.
- the reaction solution is sampled at fixed time intervals from the start of the enzyme reaction, and the sampled reaction solution is subjected to the enzyme reaction termination treatment and ultrafiltration treatment of the present invention, respectively, to obtain the reaction solution.
- the filtrate obtained is dried by a conventional method to obtain a powder, and the molecular weight distribution, free amino acid content, and antigenicity of the powder are determined by the methods described below, and an enzymatic reaction is performed when a powder having a desired composition is obtained.
- Time may be used as the enzymatic reaction time for the subsequent implementation of the present invention.
- the enzymatic reaction time for obtaining a whey protein hydrolyzate having the following properties is approximately 8 to 36 hours.
- a fraction having a molecular weight of 1,200 or less is 90% or more, and (ii) a free amino acid content is 6% or less.
- the antigenicity of ⁇ -lactogloprin measured by the ELISA test is 10- D or less.
- the enzyme After the enzymatic reaction proceeds and the whey protein hydrolyzate reaches the stage having the above properties, it is heated to inactivate the enzyme.
- the enzyme can be inactivated by heating the reaction solution at 80 ° C or higher for 6 minutes or longer. This heating produces about 20% (by volume) of insolubles when the reaction solution is centrifuged.
- Whey protein hydrolyzate after inactivating the enzyme The solution is subjected to ultrafiltration to remove insolubles and fats, to clarify the solution, and to remove endotoxin. Since insoluble matter, fat and endoxin do not permeate the ultrafiltration membrane and remain on the membrane retentate side, the membrane permeate is collected to clarify and eliminate the whey protein hydrolyzate solution. Endotoxin can be removed.
- the ultrafiltration membrane those having a molecular weight cut-off of 5,000 or less can be used, and a method generally used in the art can be applied to the ultrafiltration method.
- the ultrafiltration module for example, a module of a flat membrane type, a tubular type, a spiral type, a hollow fiber type, or the like can be used, but in consideration of separation efficiency and economy, a tuber type is used. And the use of hollow fiber type is desirable.
- the recovery rate of peptides, which are valuable solids in the stock solution can be increased. it can.
- the liquid thus obtained may be commercialized as it is, or, if necessary, concentrated by a conventional method and dried to obtain a powder.
- the low-purified purified protein hydrolyzate of the present invention obtained as described above has the following properties (1) to (6).
- the protein contains the following amount of minerals per lg: Sodium 20 mg or less
- Lactose content is not more than 0%
- the fraction having a molecular weight of 1,200 or less is 90% or more
- the properties of the low-lysine purified protein hydrolyzate of the present invention can be generally exemplified by the following ranges (a) to ( ⁇ ). Is not limited to the following range.
- the low-lysine purified whey protein hydrolyzate of the present invention has a low inorganic content and almost no endotoxin and antigenicity.
- it can be suitably used in place of amino acid as a nitrogen component in an intravenous infusion, and in that case, the contents of free amino acid, minerals and lactose are all kept low.
- discoloration of the solution due to the aminocarbonyl reaction during autoclaving or storage during the process of producing an intravenous infusion can be prevented.
- the low-purified whey protein hydrolyzate of the present invention is a mixture of a peptide and free amino acid, but the content of free amino acid is as low as 6% or less.
- Intravenous infusions using the low-lean purified whey protein hydrolyzate of the present invention compared to intravenous infusions using an amino acid mixture of the same composition as the nitrogen component, Infusions with low osmotic pressure can be obtained. Furthermore, since the most difficult-to-remove phosphorus among the minerals has been significantly reduced, it is highly purified and has excellent digestibility and absorbability as a protein substitute such as hyperphosphatemia. It can also be used as a nutritional food material for people with restricted intake.
- test of the low-purified whey protein hydrolyzate of the present invention was performed by the following method.
- the contents of sodium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and calcium can be determined by standard methods (edited by the Society for Analytical Chemistry, ICP Emission Spectroscopy, Series of Instrumental Analysis Techniques, page 25, Kyoritsu Shuppan, 1
- the amount of protein per 1 g of protein in the sample was calculated based on the protein content in the sample measured by a conventional method.
- Chlorine content was measured by a potentiometric titration method (Japanese Society of Food Industry, Edited Committee for Food Analysis, “Food Analysis”, 2nd edition, p. 368, Korin, Showa 59).
- Non-trip fans, cystines, and non-methionines For amino acids, the sample was hydrolyzed with 6N hydrochloric acid at 110 ° C for 24 hours, and for tritophan phantoms at 110 ° C for 22 hours with hydroxide hydroxide. Alkaline decomposition, cystine and methionine were treated with formic acid, and then hydrolyzed with 6N hydrochloric acid at 110 ° C for 18 hours. Each of them was subjected to an amino acid analyzer (manufactured by Hitachi, Ltd .: 83 (Type 5), and the content of each amino acid was determined.
- the free amino acid content was obtained by deproteinizing the sample with sulfosalicylic acid, analyzing it with an amino acid analyzer (Hitachi, Model 835), and analyzing the amino acid composition described above. It was expressed as a percentage of the content of free amino acid relative to the total content of each amino acid.
- ELISA Enzyme1inkedimmuno—sorbentassay
- Test example 1 is a diagrammatic representation of Test example 1
- Whey protein concentrate (produced by Mirai, Germany; protein content 90%, phosphorus content 0.0 mg / protein lg) is added to purified water to reduce whey protein concentration to 10%.
- the sample was adjusted to pH and the pH was not adjusted (pH 7.18; sample 1 and sample 2), pH was adjusted to 4.00 (sample 3 and sample 6) with 3N hydrochloric acid, and 3. 600 g of each sample adjusted to 00 (sample 4) and 2.0 (sample 5) were prepared. 2) Test method.
- Sample 1 was used for measurement of the phosphorus content without any contact with the ion exchange resin.
- Sample 6 was treated in the same manner as in Method 2 above, except that it was not contacted with 0H "type anion exchange resin.
- the phosphorus content of the six types of samples obtained by the above three methods was measured by the test method described above, and based on the protein content of the sample measured by a conventional method, 1 g of the protein in the sample was obtained. The phosphorus content per unit was calculated and the state of phosphorus removal was tested.
- the amount was almost the same as that of the sample 2 treated with the ion-exchange tree---fat without adjusting the pH.
- the pH of the solution is preferably 4 or less, preferably PH 3 or less. Adjusting to less than is an essential condition. The test was conducted with different whey protein concentrates and resin types, and almost the same results were obtained.
- Whey protein concentrate (manufactured by Calpu Co .; protein content 80%, phosphorus content 3.5 mg / protein lg) is added to purified water to reduce the concentration of whey protein. Samples 7 to 9 were adjusted to 10% and adjusted to pH 3.0 with 3N hydrochloric acid to prepare 100 g of each of the samples.
- Sample 7 was used for measurement of phosphorus content without any contact with the ion exchange resin.
- Charge 9 was processed in the same manner as Method 2.
- the phosphorus content of the three types of samples obtained by the above method was measured by the same method as in Test Example 1, and the state of phosphorus removal was tested.
- the unit of the content of sodium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, calcium and chlorine is lg of the MgZ protein.
- Example 1 the above-mentioned test methods were employed for measuring the inorganic content, lactose content, molecular weight distribution, free amino acid content, antigenicity and endotoxin content.
- Example 1 the above-mentioned test methods were employed for measuring the inorganic content, lactose content, molecular weight distribution, free amino acid content, antigenicity and endotoxin content.
- Whey protein concentrate (purified by Mirai, Germany, protein 90.3%, sodium 5.1, calcium 0.26, magnesium 0.33, purified water 0.39 and calcium 3.98) to adjust the whey protein concentration to 10%, and add 13.4 ml of 3N hydrochloric acid to 1 kg of this solution.
- p H was adjusted to 3.
- H + Katachihi ion exchange resin a Nbarai preparative IR- 1 2 0 B (manufactured by organo Corporation) 7 5 ml onto a column packed with SV 1 2.
- the powder obtained in this manner was tested by the test method described above, and as a result, the inorganic composition was 0.3 sodium, 0.08 magnesium, and 0.0000 magnesium. 0, phosphorus 0.11 and calcium 0.008, and the phosphorus was significantly removed.
- Whey protein concentrate (manufactured by Calp Co., Ltd .; protein 83.0%, sodium 1.45, potassium 4.0, magnesium 0.65, purified water) (Including phosphorus 3.39 and calcium 3.98) to adjust the concentration of whey protein to 10%, and add 76.2 ml of 5N hydrochloric acid to 1 kg of this solution.
- the powder obtained in this manner was tested by the above-mentioned test method, and as a result, the inorganic composition was sodium 0.038, potassium 0.059, magnesium 0.025. , Phosphorus 0.125, and calcium 0.0213, and phosphorus was significantly removed.
- Whey protein concentrate (produced by Mirai of Germany, protein 90.3%, sodium 7.7, calcium 0.60, magnesium 0.4, lithium (Including 0.38 and calcium 4.43) to adjust the concentration of whey protein to 12.4%, and 35% salt was added to 400 kg of this solution.
- the powder obtained in this manner was tested by the above-described test method, and as a result, the inorganic composition was sodium 0.06, potassium 0.03, magnesium 0.06, and magnesium. 0.119 and calcium 0.023, and phosphorus was significantly removed.
- this solution was subjected to ultrafiltration using an ultrafiltration module SEP-1013 (manufactured by Asahi Kasei Corporation, molecular weight cut-off: 300,000) to remove insolubles as a membrane-retaining component.
- SEP-1013 manufactured by Asahi Kasei Corporation, molecular weight cut-off: 300,000
- the obtained membrane permeate was concentrated and spray-dried by an ordinary method to obtain about 256 g of a spray-dried product of a low-purified purified protein hydrolyzate.
- the inorganic composition was determined to be sodium 15.2, potassium 0.22, magnesium 0.04, and phosphorus 0. . 1 2, Calcium 19, chlorine 0.48, lactose content 0.26%, fraction having a molecular weight of 1,200 or less 92.4%, free amino acid content 5.4%, antigen sex / 3 -. la click preparative globulin emissions is 1 0 _ 6 less antigenic, et emissions de butoxy down the Hoe one protein hydrolyzate dry matter 1 g of 5 1 5 EUZ g der ivy . Industrial applicability
- the low lymphoprotein of the present invention is useful for enhancing the nutritional value or protein of various foods.
- the low phosphorus purified protein of the present invention has a very low phosphorus content, and is suitable for patients who need to limit the intake of phosphorus such as renal failure and hyperlinemia. It is useful in the food production and medical fields as a protein nutrient source administered orally or directly to the stomach and intestines. It is also non-antigenic and has good absorption, and is suitable for oral or stomach treatment for allergic patients, patients with intestinal immunity due to physical weakness, illness, allergic diarrhea, infants, preoperative and postoperative patients, etc. ⁇ It can be used as a protein nutrient source for direct administration to the intestine. Furthermore, its extremely low content of minerals, lactose and endotoxin allows it to be used in the medical field as a nitrogen source for intravenous infusions and peritoneal dialysis fluids. .
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