ArticleUltrasonics sonochemistry2026
Exploring the influences of ultrasound-assisted glycosylated modification on chickpea protein isolate: insights into structural, functional, and interfacial properties.
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Chickpea protein isolate (CPI) offers advantages such as low allergenicity, high digestibility, and a balanced essential amino acid profile, making it a promising dietary protein. However, its relatively poor emulsifying properties in its natural form limit its application in the food industry. Therefore, this study prepared protein-polysaccharide conjugates by heating CPI and citrus pectin (CP) aqueous dispersion under different ultrasonic pre-treatment (UP) at 200 W, 400 W, and 600 W. Results confirmed that the formation of CPI-CP covalent conjugates through analyses of grafting degree, intermediates, browning intensity, and SDS-PAGE. Ultrasonic treatment at 400 W enhanced the conjugates' surface hydrophobicity (H
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