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. 2018 May 28;23(6):1287. doi: 10.3390/molecules23061287

Table 1.

Preparation conditions and measured degrees of hydrolysis (DH).

Hydrolysates Hydrolysis Times (h) Proteases and Used Levels DH (%)
BAH1 0.5 Alcalase, 5.5 kU/g protein 7.1
BAH2 3.5 11.2
BAH3 13 14.6
BNH1 0.5 Neutrase, 6.0 kU/g protein 6.7
BNH2 2 10.7
BNH3 11 14.8
BPH1 1 Papain, 1.5 kU/g protein 7.3
BPH2 15 10.8
PAH1 0.25 Alcalase, 7.0 kU/g protein 6.5
PAH2 3 11.1
PAH3 12.5 15.2
PNH1 0.3 Neutrase, 6.0 kU/g protein 6.5
PNH2 3 10.8
PNH3 12.5 15.2
PPH1 0.25 Papain, 1.5 kU/g protein 7.2
PPH2 3 11.0
PPH3 12.5 15.0
TAH1 0.3 Alcalase, 6.0 kU/g protein 6.8
TAH2 3 11.2
TAH3 13 14.6
TNH1 0.5 Neutrase, 6.0 kU/g protein 7.3
TNH2 2 10.9
TNH3 12 14.8
TPH1 0.25 Papain, 1.5 kU/g protein 7.2
TPH2 1.5 10.5
TPH3 7 15.4

BAH, BNH, and BPH (or PAH, PNH, and PPH, or TAH, TNH, and TPH) represent the hydrolysates generated from bovine (or porcine, or tilapia) gelatin by alcalase, neutrase, and papain, respectively.