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Soybean lectin amino acids

Legume seeds contain a number of antinutritive components, mainly lectin and trypsin inhibitors. The efficiency of the nutritional utilization of diets containing soybean is well below that expected on the basis of chemical composition [196]. In order to reduce the extent of this constraint, at present, all soy products go through expensive heat treatment or other processing procedures that can lead to losses of essential amino acids and to the production of toxic by-products. It is hoped that an effective strategy will help improve the nutritional value of soy proteins [197,198]. [Pg.168]


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