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Soybean as food material

Nutritional effect for human health and


physicochemical properties in various foods.

Tuesday 4th August 2009

Motohiko Hirotsuka
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Presentation Contents
1. Profile;FUJI OIL CO., LTD
2. Soy Food & Soy processing in Japan
3. Components in Soy bean
4. Physiological elements in Soybean &
Trends of Soy Foods
5. Summary

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Presentation Contents
1. Profile; FUJI OIL CO., LTD
2. Soy Food & Soy processing in Japan
3. Components in Soy bean
4. Physiological elements in Soybean &
Trends of Soy Foods
5. Summary

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FUJI OIL CO., LTD

1)Oils & Fats


Chocolate
Whipping cream products
Margarines ・Shortening
Cheese material

2)Soy protein products

2-1)Soy protein
Soy protein Isolate
Textured soy protein
Soy peptide

2-2)Soy protein food


TOFU
Tofu burgers
GANMO 4
Hannan Business Operations Complex
(Izumisano city, Osaka,Japan)

Food Science Research Institute


Group 1; Protein
Group 2; Oil & Fat
Group 3; Saccharide
Group 4; Fermentation
Group 5; Nutrition &
Tsukuba Research and Development Center 5
Human health
Presentation Contents
1. FUJI OIL CO., LTD
2. Soy Food & Soy processing in Japan
3. Components in Soy bean
4. Physiological elements in Soybean &
Trends of Soy Foods
5. Summary

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Typical processing process

soaking Soy flaking


bean

Heating defating Soy Oil


grinding

OKARA separation Defatted Soy Flour

extraction residue
Soy gelation Tofu
milk (fine tx)
extract
Sup. protein coagulation Tofu
(rough tx)
protein coagulation Sup.

Soy Protein Isolate sterilization Protein ppt. 8


Production of tofu derivative foods

soaking Soy
bean

seasoning
heating
grinding

OKARA separation

deep fried
Soy gelation Tofu
milk (fine tex)

Sup. protein coagulation Tofu


(hard tex)

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film
Processing for Defatted soy flour
flaking

sterilization
drying
defatting Soy Oil

Defatted Soy Flour

Soy Protein Isolate


extrusion extraction residue

extract Hydrolysis
TVP

protein coagulation Sup.


Soy Peptide

Protein ppt. 10
Soy Protein Ingredients
& their applications

powder grain paste fiber

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Presentation Contents
1. FUJI OIL CO., LTD
2. Soy Food & Soy processing in Japan
3. Components in Soy bean
4. Physiological elements in Soybean &
Trends of Soy Foods
5. Summary

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Protein Body

Oil Body

Starch granule

Micro-Structure of Soybean by SEM 13


Constituents of soy bean
Major nutrients
ash
moisture +

protein:33.0% Minor elements


lip:21.7%

carnohydrate:28.8%

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Physiological elements in Soy
Class Element
Protein Soy globulin
Enzyme
Carbohydorate Fiber
Oligo saccharide

Polyphenol Isoflavone
Phytate
Saponinイソフラボン
Lipid Phospho lipid
Tochopherol

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Recovery with the SDS-PAGE Analysis for SPI

7S
20%

β‐Conglycinin
(7S)
Whole
Protein
7S+11S
100%
61%
Glycinin
(11S)

11S
41%

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SPI:Soy Protein Isolate
Others
Glycinin(11S)
(LP) 39%~43%
36%~40%

β-conglycinin(7S)
19%~18%

The protein composition of soy protein


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SPI 11S

7S LP

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Tofu-gels with each soy protein fraction
Presentation Contents
1. FUJI OIL CO., LTD
2. Soy Food & Soy processing in Japan
3. Components in Soy bean
4. Physiological elements in Soybean &
Trends of Soy Foods
5. Summary

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Key Words(1)

βーconglycinin

TG
Visceral Fat
Obesity

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4
2
0 38 Facility
-2 Total Cho. LDL HDL TG 743 human
C h an g e ( % )

-4 47g/D
-6
-8
-10
-12
-14

Meta-analysis of the effects of soy protein intake on serum


lipids.
Dr.Anderson (1995)
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mg/dl
200

150 Casein
SPI
100
Glycinin
50 β-Conglycinin

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Trigriceride Choresterol
Serum Lipid

Effect of Protein Species on serum lipid level


(6week Rat)

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kDa
97 α’
67
α’

43 β

30

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Powdered Soy βーConglycinin


(Sterilized・Dried) 23
Visceral

Subcutaneous

Obesity Type;
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Apple type / Pear Type
Obesity with
visceral Fat Obesity with
subcutaneous fat

CT-scan image of abdominal cross-section


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Obesity with visceral Fat

Disturbance of adipocytokine secretion

(adiponectin ↓ 、PAI-Ⅰ・TNF-α ↑)

diabetes hyperlipidemia hypertension

Metabolic Syndrome
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Test Food
Powdered Soy βーConglycinin 50%
Tablet
(Casein)
Dextrin 50%

Test Design
Continuous intake of 6g
tablets with 6g sample per
Day.

The test carried for 6


month. 27
Change in Serum TG
20
Placebo
10
TG Change (md/dl)

-10 *
**
-20
*,p<0.05; **,p<0.01
-30

-40
0 4 8 12 後観察
Post
Time (week)
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Change of Visceral fat area
Net change of visceral fat area (cm2) 10
8
6 Placebo

4
2
0
-2
Test
-4
-6 **
# *
-8
-10
0 12 20 Post

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Placebo
βーConglycinin

Food
Activation of
Lipid Beta-
Mouth Digestible Oxidation
Fraction
Decrease of
Serum lipids

LIVER
DIGESTIVE Energy Synthesis ↑ ADIPOSE
TUBE
Lipid Synthesis
↓ CELL
Decrease of Lipid
Accumulation
Un-digestible Lipid Adsorption
Fraction with Hydrophobic Decrease of Lipid
Peptide Fractions Synthesis

EXCRETION

Effect of βーConglycinin
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on Lipid Metabolism
Soy Peptide
Soy protein

I.Simomura、Osaka Univ.
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Key Words(2)

Soy Peptide
Stress

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Conformation of Glycinin

AS
S

S BS

(MW:5-6万)

Utumi et.al ::Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences


USA 100, 7395-7400 (2003)
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Soy protein and peptide solution
(8%)
Soy protein isolate Peptide
(Cloudy) (Clear)

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Peptide Transporter

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Gut absorption of Amino acid
and Peptide
Small intestine
Free amino acids cell
One by one

Peptides

Together 36
Experimental design for absorption rate of amino acid,
peptide and protein with same amino acid composition.

Protein Analysis of Free Amino Acid


Peptide
Amino acid mixture
blood drawing
(0,5,10,15,20,25,30,40,60,80,100,120,180 min)

Intake as a drink

physiological
saline

change
cock

vein

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2.50

2.00
SG
SP
fold

1.50
AM
PL
1.00

0.50
0 30 60 90 120 150 180
min

Increment of essential amino acid


KFLIMVTW
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2.50

SG
2.00 SP
AM
fold

1.50 PL

1.00

0.50
0 30 60 90 120 150 180
min

Increment of branched-chain amino acid


VLI
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Blood drawing for measurement of
initial CPK value.

Squat
25 times
↓ 4 cycle

Rest for 1min

Intake the peptide drink

Blood drawing for measurement of


CPK value after 30min.and 18hr.

Experimental design for suppression of CPK


increment in serum with soy peptide 40
Indicator of Muscular Inflammation

Muscular exercise Muscular


After
Inflammation
1~2 days

muscle pain

Inflammation

Muscle
Leakage of CPK from muscle cell vein
CPK is considered as a indicator of Muscular Inflammation
CPK: Creatine PhosphoKinase 41
Change of CPK value in serum after
muscle exercise
**
250
Relative CPK value (%)

200
8000mg soy peptide
** : p <0.01
150 placebo
100

50

0
Before 30 min 18 hour

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Key Words(3)

Isoflavon
Female hormone

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Soy Isoflavone R1 R2
daidzin H H
genistin OH H
R2 glycitin H OCH3
R1

Female hormone;Estrogen
(例;β-estradiol)

Soy Isoflavone & Female hormone 44


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Presentation Contents
1. FUJI OIL CO., LTD
2. Soy Food & Soy processing in Japan
3. Components in Soy bean
4. Physiological elements in Soybean &
Trends of Soy Foods
5. Summary

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Production of soy bean
(2006-2007 USDA)

others USA
26.6 86.8
China
16.2

Argentine Brazil
47.2 59.0

unit:million ton

(Total 235,77 million tons) 47


Food Shortage & Environmental Problems

Beef;1kg Soy flour;30kg water;20,000kg

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Soy bean will save all of the world

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Thank you very much !
βーconglycinin Soy Peptide
(tablet) (powder) 50

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