Keywords Hmg Protein, Dna Unwinding, Loop Structure, Protein Abstract HMG protein is a type of acid-soluble non-histone protein. Although this type of protein is very abundant in chromatin, its biological function is still unclear. This article studies the relationship between HMG protein (1+2) and ¦Â-CAT. A preliminary analysis was conducted on the interaction mode of […]
Keywords Anti-Digestive Protein, Soy Protein Isolate, Rice Protein Isolate, Ovariectomy, Blood Lipids Abstract Objective: To study the effects of rice protein isolate and soybean protein isolate on hypercholesterolemia caused by estrogen deficiency. Methods: 24 wistar adult female rats were randomly divided into 4 groups. Rats in three groups underwent bilateral ovariectomy and were fed feed […]
Keywords Disease Process-Related Proteins, Pr, Research Progress? Abstract Plant pathogenesis proteins are a general term for a class of proteins that are induced and accumulated in plants after being subjected to biotic or abiotic stress. They are an important component of the plant defense system. In recent years, PR proteins have been mainly divided into […]
Keywords Hcg,Star Protein,Camp,Erk Abstract Using 2-3 week old piglet testicular interstitial cells as test materials, the regulatory mechanism of hcg on star protein expression during the rapid regulation period was studied. The results show that both hcg and 8-br-camp can gradually increase the levels of star protein, mRNA and p-erk1/2 with the prolongation of stimulation […]
Keywords Arabidopsis Hemoglobin 3, Green Fluorescent Protein, Subcellular Localization Abstract Arabidopsis thaliana hemoglobin 3 (atglb3) is a truncated hemoglobin. Compared with Arabidopsis hemoglobin 1, Arabidopsis hemoglobin 3 has a different origin, different biochemical properties and structure; however, its function is unclear. Protein localization is closely related to protein function. In order to further study the […]
Keywords Protein Particles, Mad Cow Disease, Prp, Hypothesis Abstract Protein particles are proteinaceous particles that do not contain nucleotides and can infect animals and humans, causing brain damage and death. Protein particles include sheep scrapie, bovine spongiform encephalitis, human Klinefelter-Johnson disease, and Jeremy’s disease. Skeletor’s disease and fatal familial insomnia. This article reviews the relationship […]
Keywords Medium Protein, Protein Powder, Sugar Making Process, Rice Protein, Physiological Value, Supplies, Gluten, Soluble Protein, Brief Introduction, Leaching Abstract There are many manufacturers in our country that use rice as raw material to produce malt sugar. During the sugar making process, most of the protein, except for a small amount of soluble protein, is […]
Keywords Food Allergy, Rice Protein, Desensitization Processing Abstract Rice protein can cause food allergy, stimulating immediate hypersensitivity reactions mediated by IgE and delayed hypersensitivity reactions mainly mediated by T cells. This article introduces the main proteins in rice that can cause food allergy: namely, 14-16 kD ¦Á-amylase/trypsin inhibitor protein, phospholipid transfer protein, and 33 kD […]
Keywords Gluten Protein, Rice Protein, Silver Carp Surimi, Gel Properties Abstract Both gluten protein and rice protein can significantly improve the gel strength and water holding capacity of silver carp surimi, and reduce its cooking loss rate and transverse relaxation time (T2). However, compared with rice protein, gluten protein has a more significant effect in […]
Keywords Rice Protein, Protein Coefficient, Amino Acid Analysis Abstract This article analyzed the amino acid composition of 10 rice protein powder samples from different sources and calculated that the average nitrogen content of 17 amino acids was 13.48%, the standard deviation S was 0.19, and the coefficient of variation CV was 1.2%, indicating good repeatability. […]
