Hydration
Delicatessen products - Transformation processes

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Hydration
Delicatessen products - Transformation processes

Authors : Georges SOLIGNAT, Pascal MANGIN

Publication date: December 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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1. Hydration

1.1 A reminder of proteins

Proteins are substances containing at least four elements (C, H, O, N); they include :

  • Amino acids, basic, non-hydrolysable molecules;

  • peptides, which are hydrolyzable proteins associated by peptide bonding of a small number of amino acids (less than 10 for oligopeptides and up to 50 or even 100 for polypeptides);

  • proteins, which are also hydrolyzable protides. They are macromolecules of more than 100 amino acids. A distinction is made between holoproteins, which hydrolyze only amino acids, and heteroproteins, which hydrolyze amino acids plus a different fraction called the prosthetic group.

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