In this work, the myofibrillar protein (MP) of Penaeus vannamei was used to assess the effects of magnetic field-assisted freezing (MF) combined with curdlan (CUR) on its in vitro digestive properties, and to analyze digestive variations between the stomach and intestinal stages. The results showed that compared with gastric digestion, intestinal digestion exhibited a higher protein digestibility (65.37 %) and degree of hydrolysis (12.05 %) under the condition of 600G+0.6 %, indicating that intestinal enzymes were more efficient at degrading MP under this condition. Particle size distribution showed that protein aggregate size decreased significantly to 1.29 nm and 1.5 nm (p < 0.05) under 600G+0.4 % and 600G+0.6 % respectively after intestinal digestion. Fluorescence and Ultraviolet spectra revealed the exposure of the hydrophobic environment of aromatic residues during the intestinal phase, confirming the increased accessibility of active groups. Microstructural observations showed that the intestinal digestion products under 600G+0.4 % and 600G+0.6 % exhibited a more homogeneous, fragmented morphology. SDS-PAGE analysis confirmed a significant increase in the content of small molecule peptides (<11 kDa) during the intestinal phase. In addition, the total amount of free amino acids after intestinal digestion was 10 times higher than that in the gastric stage, indicating that MF-CUR treatment promoted deep hydrolysis of MP. In conclusion, the digestive efficiency of the intestinal stage is significantly higher than that of the gastric stage, and the combination of MF and CUR can maximize the digestive properties of MP. This provides a novel concept for the high-value processing of aquatic products.
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