Influence of High-Pressure Processing on Foxtail Millet Protein Concentrate (FMPC) and its Characteristics

The pre-treated Foxtail millet were collected with milk sample to obtain a FMPC by biochemical extraction process. The optimized milk ratio for the testing prepared sample was done with the ratio of the1:2 (Foxtail millet: Distilled water). The effect of HPP (High Pressure Processing) treatment for the millet milk was optimized at 550 MPa for 5 minutes to improve the yield of FMPC as well as improvement in Total Phenolic Content 1403.51 mg GAE/ g, dry weight for the prepared FMPC. The freeze-dried FMPC in dry powder was obtained with the optimized time period of 24 hours at -40℃. The prepared FPMC was characterized with FTIR analysis and compared with commercial protein powder. Further analysis of proximate studies revealed that the FMPC contains a higher amount of Protein content with ranging from 13-17% for the utility towards the commercial application as millet protein supplement in food products.

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Frontiers in Advanced Materials Research
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.34256/famr2423
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Magnetic and Electromagnetic Effects
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Influence of High-Pressure Processing on Foxtail Millet Protein Concentrate (FMPC) and its Characteristics

R. Mahendran, Silpa Sasi, R Yadharshini, Ruby Nirmala Mary T
Frontiers in Advanced Materials Research
Magnetic and Electromagnetic Effects
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Influence of High-Pressure Processing on Foxtail Millet Protein Concentrate (FMPC) and its Characteristics

R. Mahendran, Silpa Sasi, R Yadharshini, Ruby Nirmala Mary T
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The pre-treated Foxtail millet were collected with milk sample to obtain a FMPC by biochemical extraction process. The optimized milk ratio for the testing prepared sample was done with the ratio of the1:2 (Foxtail millet: Distilled water). The effect of HPP (High Pressure Processing) treatment for the millet milk was optimized at 550 MPa for 5 minutes to improve the yield of FMPC as well as improvement in Total Phenolic Content 1403.51 mg GAE/ g, dry weight for the prepared FMPC. The freeze-dried FMPC in dry powder was obtained with the optimized time period of 24 hours at -40℃. The prepared FPMC was characterized with FTIR analysis and compared with commercial protein powder. Further analysis of proximate studies revealed that the FMPC contains a higher amount of Protein content with ranging from 13-17% for the utility towards the commercial application as millet protein supplement in food products.

Frontiers in Advanced Materials Research
Swami Vivekanand College of Pharmacy (IN), Ministry of Food Processing Industries (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Magnetic and Electromagnetic Effects
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