3.1.2. Isoflavone content, FRAP, and in vitro protein digestibility
The isoflavone contents of soy flours are presented in Table 2.
Compared to raw soy flour, heat-treated soy flours have higher isoflavone
contents and are significantly different from each other
(p < 0.05). That is, total isoflavone content (genistein plus daidzein)
was the highest in SS (1843 lmol/g) flour, followed by RS
(1603 lmol/g), NS (1461 lmol/g), and GS (1129 lmol/g) flour. In
the case of GS flour, the daidzein content was higher but genistein
content was lower than in NS. Our results corroborate those of
3.1.2. Isoflavone content, FRAP, and in vitro protein digestibility
The isoflavone contents of soy flours are presented in Table 2.
Compared to raw soy flour, heat-treated soy flours have higher isoflavone
contents and are significantly different from each other
(p < 0.05). That is, total isoflavone content (genistein plus daidzein)
was the highest in SS (1843 lmol/g) flour, followed by RS
(1603 lmol/g), NS (1461 lmol/g), and GS (1129 lmol/g) flour. In
the case of GS flour, the daidzein content was higher but genistein
content was lower than in NS. Our results corroborate those of
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