Hydrolyzed lecithin

The interaction of lecithin with starch can also have great functional significance in food systems. Not surprisingly, the structure of the lecithins involved determines their reactivity and hence functionality. Hydrolyzed lecithins have been shown to complex with starch, retarding starch crystallization, and thus slowing staling in yeast-raised baked goods (98, 99). [Pg.1741]

Hydrolyzed lecithin. Crude lecithin is readily hydrolyzed in the presence of strong acids or bases. Enzymes can be used for very selective hydrolysis. Prolonged treatment leads to fatty acids, glycerophosphoric acid, or their salts, with mixtures of amino compounds and carbohydrates (4, 115). [Pg.1756]

Partially hydrolyzed lecithins exhibit enhanced oil-in-water emulsifying properties, particularly in the presence of calcium and magnesium ions. They do not lose their emulsifying action in the presence of calcium and magnesium ions as rapidly as do the unmodified types. Enzymatically modified lecithins have been used in calf milk replacement formulations to improve the emulsification and digestibility of fats (56). [Pg.1756]

Enzyme-hydrolyzed lecithin for bakery, and emulsification applications. [Pg.1760]

Enzyme-hydrolyzed lecithin has been shown to improve the heat stability of recombined milk products (233, 234), and almost all infant formulas contain either hydrophilic or de-oiled lecithins as fat emulsifiers (235). Other dairy applications in which lecithins are used include frozen desserts, whipped toppings, and yogurt. [Pg.1771]

CAS 85711-58-6 EINECS/ELINCS 288-318-8 Synonyms Hydrolyzed lecithin Lecithins, hydrolyzed Definition Prod, obtained from the enzymatic hydrolysis of lecithin Properties Amphoteric... [Pg.1178]

DEA-hydrolyzed lecithin CAS 91053-51-9 EINECS/ELINCS 293-317-0 Synonyms Lecithins, reaction prods, with diethanolamine... [Pg.1161]

Definition Diethanolamine salt of partially hydrolyzed lecithin Uses Emulsifier in cosmetics Trade Name Synonyms Nidaba 318 [Vevy http //WWW. vevy. com]... [Pg.1161]

Hydrolyzed lecithin. See Lysolecithin Hydrolyzed lupine protein CAS 84082-55-3 EINECS/ELINCS 282-001-8 Synonyms Lupine protein hydrolysate Definition Hydrolysate of lupine protein derived by acid, enzyme, or other hydroiysis Uses Antistat, hair conditioner, skin conditioner in cosmetics protective sunscreen for skin care... [Pg.2093]

Micron 325] Micron 353] Micron 400] Micron 402] Micron 403] Micron 500] Micron 503] Micron 504] Micron 554] Micron 600] Micron 604] Micron 665] Micron JS 216] Micron JS 322] Micron JS 422] Micron JS 426] Micron JS 634. See Talc Midaba 3. See Lauramide MIPA Midaba 318. See DEA-hydrolyzed lecithin Nigella sativa. See Black caraway (Nigella sativa)... [Pg.2810]

C6-14 polyolefin DEA-ceteareth-2 phosphate DEA-cetyl phosphate DEA-cetyl sulfate DEA-cyclocarboxypropyloleate DEA-hydrolyzed lecithin DEA-isostearate DEA-myristate DEA-oleth-3 phosphate DEA-oleth-5 phosphate... [Pg.5176]

The phospholipases hydrolyze lecithin, cephalin, and other phospholipids. The products of the hydrolysis vary according to the bonds which are attacked, but only two phospholipases will be discussed here. The reader is referred to Zeller s review for a complete discussion of these enzymes. [Pg.249]

Phospholipase C. It hydrolyzes lecithin to a 1,2-diacylglyceride and phosphoryl chohne. The enzyme is found in sndkQ venom and in bacteria. [Pg.190]

Cl. wdchii produces several extracellular toxins. The most potent of these is dermonecrotic and hemolytic and is lethal for mice and other laboratory animals. Macfarlane and Knight (82) have shown that this a or lethal toxin is an enz3nne which hydrolyzes lecithin to phosphoryl-choline and a diglyceride. The lecithinase is activated by calcium and... [Pg.141]

Schmitt H, Heirman M, Bruse F, Schneider M, Vander S. 2005. Enzymatic production of hydrolyzed lecithin products. 27 October 2005. US Patent 2005011784. [Pg.356]

Attempts have been made to enzymatically hydrolyze lecithin with phospholipase A2 to form lysolecithin. The product is a good imitation of what nature offers in very small quantities. The partially hydrolyzed lecithins, or, the fully converted lysolecithin, are the subject of recent work conducted to carry out the reactions in microemulsions as microreactor for the PLAj enzymatic process (Fig. 28) [79,80]. [Pg.315]

CAS 68258-98-0 EINECS/ELINCS 269-501-1 Synonyms Octyl phosphate, diethanolamine salt Trade Names Containing Norfox PEA-N DEA-hydrolyzed lecithin CAS 91053-51-9 EINECS/ELINCS 293-317-0 Synonyms Lecithins, reaction prods, with diethanolamine Definition Diethanolamine salt of partially hydrolyzed lecithin Uses Emulsifier in cosmetics Trade Names Nidaba318 See aiso Lecithinamide DEA DEA-isostearate... [Pg.2062]

Uses Antlstat fim-former humectant proteinic conditioner, film modifier, and moisturizer for hair and nail care prods. flavor enhancer In soup bases Manuf./Distrib. AIzo Chemos GmbH Pangaea Sciences Somerset Cosmetic Co. Trade Names Hydrokeratin AL-30 Trade Names Containing ProtaFlor-EKP Hydrolyzed lacalbumin. See Whey protein Hydrolyzed lecithin. See Lysolecithin Hydrolyzed milk protein... [Pg.2157]

Definition Mixt. of reaction prods, of lecithin and diethanolamine Uses Antistat, vise, control agent, and foam builder in cosmetics Manuf/Distrib. Somerset Cosmetic Co. Variati Vevy See also DEA-hydrolyzed lecithin LecKhin amides, N,N-bis (hydroxyethyl)-. See Lecithinamide DEA LecKhin, hydrogenated. See Hydrogenated lecithin LecHhin, hydroxylated. See Hydroxylated lecithin LecHhins, hydrolyzed. See LysolecKhin... [Pg.2193]

LecHhins, reaction prods, with diethanolamine. See Lecithinamide DEA DEA-hydrolyzed lecithin Leinoleic acid. See Linoleic acid... [Pg.2193]

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