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Title	Bioactive peptides- a hidden treasure in native protein Not Available

Creator	Chirag Maheshwari Mahesh Kumar Muzaffar Hasan Nitin Kumar Garg

Subject	Bioactive peptides Protein Amino acid

Description	Not Available Proteins are serving as source of energy and amino acids that contribute to growth and maintenance of the body. Along with nutritional role, proteins are responsible for various physiochemical and sensory properties of foods, and may act as functional and health-promoting ingredients. Many of the physiological and functional properties of proteins are attributed to biologically active peptides which are often encrypted in the native sequence. Native protein serve as a precursor for bioactive peptides which can be produced from the protein precursor by digestive enzymes (gastrointestinal digestion), during food processing (ripening, fermentation, cooking), storage, or by invitro hydrolysis by proteolytic enzymes. Bioactive peptides are short specific peptides that can alter body functions or conditions and may ultimately influence health positively. Bioactive peptides mainly contain 3–20 amino acid units, but in some cases the size can be larger. Not Available

Date	2019-05-02T11:35:46Z 2019-05-02T11:35:46Z 2019-03-01

Type	Article

Identifier	Not Available 2454-6968 http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/19142

Language	English

Relation	Not Available;

Publisher	Biotech express

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