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. 2021 May 24;9(7):3988–4006. doi: 10.1002/fsn3.2344

TABLE 1.

Effects of different treatments in combination with hydrolyzing enzymes on gluten properties

Treatment Effect Mechanism Ref.
Heat treatment +papain Reduces the free SH in wheat gluten proteins Makes the structure of wheat gluten more compact (Wang et al., 2009)
Heat treatment +alcalase Increases the rate of hydrolysis Improves gluten susceptibility to alcalase owing to the rearrangements of the inter‐ and intramolecular binding (Mohamed Bashir Elmalimadi, 2018; Saha et al., 2013)
Heat treatment +alcalase Enhances the emulsifying properties of gluten Exposes the hydrophobic protein interior, improving the adsorption at the interface, forming a cohesive interfacial film with the hydrophobic residues (Mohamed Bashir Elmalimadi, 2018; Phillips & Beuchat, 1981) s
Heat treatment +alcalase Improves the foaming characteristics Increases polypeptide chains arising from partial proteolysis, incorporating more air (Mohamed Bashir Elmalimadi, 2018; Kong et al., 2007a; Wouters et al., 2016)
Heat treatment +alcalase Increases solubility and water‐holding capacity Augments cleavable peptide bonds and increases the number of exposed ionizable amino and carboxyl groups (Mohamed Bashir Elmalimadi, 2018; Hardt et al., 2013)
Heat treatment +alcalase Reduces the binding affinity to fat Hydrolytic degradation of the protein structure (Mohamed Bashir Elmalimadi, 2018)
Heat treatment +alcalase Increases the DPPH radical scavenging activity (antioxidant ability) Opens and exposes active amino acid residues, which could react with oxidants or reactive oxygen (Mohamed Bashir Elmalimadi, 2018; Koo et al., 2014)
Agitation +alcalase Ameliorates the efficiency of gluten hydrolysis Reduces the particle size and increases the surface area (Mohamed Bashir Elmalimadi, 2018)
Temperature (50 0C) + pH 9 + gluten +alcalase Improves gluten solubility
Enhances foaming stability of gluten Reduces the molecular weight and hydrophobicity of wheat protein and increases the content of polar and ionizing groups (Jakovetić et al., 2015)
Pancreatin hydrolysis/ Extrusion Enhances the enzymatic hydrolysis efficiency of wheat gluten The conformational changes and structural rearrangements of wheat gluten treated with extrusion might modify the catalytic sites of proteases (Cui, Gong, et al., 2013)