Location: Grain Quality and Structure Research
Title: Starch and protein chemistry and functional propertiesAuthor
Bean, Scott | |
ZHU, LIJIA - University Of Idaho | |
SMITH, BRENNAN - University Of Idaho | |
Wilson, Jeff | |
Ioerger, Brian | |
Tilley, Michael - Mike |
Submitted to: Book Chapter
Publication Type: Book / Chapter Publication Acceptance Date: 1/3/2018 Publication Date: 10/17/2018 Citation: Bean, S.R., Zhu, L., Smith, B.M., Wilson, J.D., Ioerger, B.P., Tilley, M. 2018. Starch and protein chemistry and functional properties. In: J.R.N. Taylor and K. Duodu, editors. Sorghum and Millets: Chemistry and technology. 2nd edition. San Diego, CA: Elsevier. p. 131-170. Interpretive Summary: Starch and protein are the major constituents of all cereal grains and are an important source of nutrition for humans and animals. Worldwide, sorghum and the millets are basic food staples for millions of people and are important sources of animal feed, and in some cases fuel. The chemical properties of cereal starch and proteins directly impact the functionality, end-use and value of cereals. This chapter reviews the content and composition as well as structure and chemistry of proteins and starch from sorghum and the various millets. Technical Abstract: Starch and protein are the major constituents of all cereal grains and are an important source of nutrition for humans and animals. Worldwide, sorghum and the millets are basic food staples for millions of people and are important sources of animal feed, and in some cases fuel. The chemical properties of cereal starch and proteins directly impact the functionality, end-use and value of cereals. This chapter reviews the content and composition as well as structure and chemistry of proteins and starch from sorghum and the various millets. |