Bioactive peptides and its alternative processes: a review
Bioactive peptides are molecules of paramount importance with significant health benefits. These bioactive peptides extracted from various food sources demonstrated significant bioactivity and potency, including angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, antioxidants, opioids, and antimicrobials. How...
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my.upm.eprints.1005332023-11-21T09:03:29Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/100533/ Bioactive peptides and its alternative processes: a review Abd-Talib, Norfahana Anak Yaji, Emmy Liza Abd Wahab, Nur Suraya Razali, Nadia Yong, Kelly Tau Len Roslan, Jumardi Saari, Nazamid Pa’ee, Khairul Faizal Bioactive peptides are molecules of paramount importance with significant health benefits. These bioactive peptides extracted from various food sources demonstrated significant bioactivity and potency, including angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, antioxidants, opioids, and antimicrobials. However, various challenges hindered the industrial-scale production of peptides, such as the sensory performance of peptides due to bitterness, low peptides bioavailability and yield, minimal human tests, unconfirmed molecular mechanisms, and the sustainability of the resources for mass production. The emerging alternative processes such as high hydrostatic pressure, microwave, ultrasound, sub- and supercritical fluids are selectively beneficial, albeit time-consuming and expensive. The diversity of the properties of bioactive peptides complicates the design of the appropriate purification steps, particularly for novel peptides. The integrative process by coupling the production and purification of bioactive peptides to a single integrative system can be a way forward for bioactive peptides production with high purity, potency, and cost-effectiveness. Thus, the review provides a comprehensive insight into the current status, trends, and challenges of bioactive peptide production through conventional and emerging processes. Meanwhile, the potential technological leap through integrative processes is also featured as the sustainability of the process must be assured. Springer 2022-06-15 Article PeerReviewed Abd-Talib, Norfahana and Anak Yaji, Emmy Liza and Abd Wahab, Nur Suraya and Razali, Nadia and Yong, Kelly Tau Len and Roslan, Jumardi and Saari, Nazamid and Pa’ee, Khairul Faizal (2022) Bioactive peptides and its alternative processes: a review. Biotechnology and Bioprocess Engineering, 27. 306 - 335. ISSN 1226-8372; ESSN: 1976-3816 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12257-021-0160-8 10.1007/s12257-021-0160-8 |
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Bioactive peptides are molecules of paramount importance with significant health benefits. These bioactive peptides extracted from various food sources demonstrated significant bioactivity and potency, including angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, antioxidants, opioids, and antimicrobials. However, various challenges hindered the industrial-scale production of peptides, such as the sensory performance of peptides due to bitterness, low peptides bioavailability and yield, minimal human tests, unconfirmed molecular mechanisms, and the sustainability of the resources for mass production. The emerging alternative processes such as high hydrostatic pressure, microwave, ultrasound, sub- and supercritical fluids are selectively beneficial, albeit time-consuming and expensive. The diversity of the properties of bioactive peptides complicates the design of the appropriate purification steps, particularly for novel peptides. The integrative process by coupling the production and purification of bioactive peptides to a single integrative system can be a way forward for bioactive peptides production with high purity, potency, and cost-effectiveness. Thus, the review provides a comprehensive insight into the current status, trends, and challenges of bioactive peptide production through conventional and emerging processes. Meanwhile, the potential technological leap through integrative processes is also featured as the sustainability of the process must be assured. |
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