Shimoyamada, Tsushima, Tsuzuki, Asao, and Yamauchi (2008) observed that the interaction between soy globulin fractions played an important role in the colloidal stability, mainly at high temperatures. They reported that the combination of denatured β-conglycinin and native glycinin caused lower stability of soymilk dispersion, whereas the combination of denatured β-conglycinin and denatured glycinin increased the stability.