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Struktur Dan Fungsi Protein
Struktur Dan Fungsi Protein
Struktur Dan Fungsi Protein
Materi Kuliah
Pokok
TIK Sub Pokok bahasan
Bahasan
Protein Mahasiswa mampu Struktur kimia asam
menjelaskan struktur amino dan protein
serta fungsi protein Sifat fisikokimia
asam amino dan
protein
Klasifikasi protein
Denaturasi protein
Sifat fungsional
protein
Fungsi Protein
Protein
Definisi : Protein adalah makromolekul
(polipeptida) yang tersusun dari asam amino
yang dihubungkan satu sama lain dengan ikatan
peptida.
Sumber:
Nabati (kedelai, kacang-kacangan, dsb)
Hewani (daging, ikan, unggas, dsb)
Merupakan molekul yang besar, mengandung
lebih dari 100 residu asam amino.
Jenis: globular, fibrous, conjugated
Protein
Fungsi bagi tubuh:
Pembangun struktur sel
Pengatur : syaraf, hormon, enzime
Transporter : haemoglobin, albumnin
Pertahanan : Antibodi
1 g/kg BB/hari
Protein Function
Enzymes Catalytic activity A B
Transport
Bind & carry ligand molecules (hemoglobins)
Proteins
Storage Proteins Ovalbumin, ferretin, casein
Contractile Can contract, change shape (actin & myosins)
Proteins make up elements of cytoskeleton & muscles
Provide support: collagen fibers of tendons,
Structural
elastin of ligaments, keratin of hair & feathers,
Proteins
fibroin of silk & spider webs
Defensive Provide protection: antibodies (IgG), fibrinogen,
Proteins thrombin, and snake venoms
Regulatory Regulate metabolic processes: includes
Proteins hormones, transcription factors & enhancers
Protein Content in Foods
Animal origin Protein (%) Plant origin Protein (%)
Milk Rice, whole 7.5-9.0
Whole, dried 22-25 Rice, polished 5.2-7.6
Skimmed, dried 34-38 Wheat, flour 9.8-13.5
Beef Corn meal 7.0-9.4
Dried 81-90 Potato 10-13
Roasted 72 Soybean 33-42
Egg Peanut 25-28
Whole, dried 35 Tapioca 1.3
Whole, dried, defatted 77 Chickpea 22-28
Asam amino
Senyawa organik yang mengandung 2 gugus fungsional:
Amin (-NH2): Bersifat basa
Karboksil (-COOH): Bersifat asam
Kedua gugus fungsional tersebut terikat pada karbon (-
karbon)
-C bersifat asimetrik (kecuali glisin): bersifat optik aktif
Struktur dapat dinyatakan sebagai struktur ion dipolar.
Bersifat amfoterik: dapat berperilaku sebagai asam atau
basa.
Asam Amino
Terdapat 20 jenis asam amino, yang
berbeda satu sama lain pada gugus R
yang terikat pada -karbon
Gugus R dapat bersifat gugus alifatik non-
polar, gugus alifatik polar, gugus aromatik,
dan bermuatan positif/negatif.
Asam amino yang paling sederhana: glisin
(gugus R adalah H)
-C bersifat asimetrik
(mengingat gugus
yang berbeda, yaitu
COOH, -NH2, H dan R
Kecuali pada Glisin,
R-nya adalah H
Struktur Ion Dipolar
Kelompok Asam amino Berdasarkan
Sifat Kepolaran
Non-polar, R gugus alifatik
Gugus R tersusun dari gugus hidrokarbon yang bersifat
hidrofobik.
Glisin, alanin, valin, leusin, metionin, isoleusin
R gugus aromatik
Gugus R tersusun dari struktur cincin aromatik atau
sulfur
Fenilalanin, tirosin, triptofan
Polar, gugus R tidak bermuatan
Gugus R mengandung gugus hidroksil atau gugus
amino
Bersifat hidrofilik (dapat membentuk ikatan hidrogen)
Serin, treonin, sistein, prolin, asparagin, glutamin
Kelompok Asam amino Berdasarkan
Sifat Kepolaran
R bermuatan positif
Gugus R mempunyai gugus amide yang dapat
membentuk ion positif pada pH di bawah 7.0
Lisin, arginin, histidin
R bermuatan negatif
Gugus R mempunyai gugus COOH yang dapat
membentuk ion negatif pada pH di atas 7.0
Asam aspartat, Asam glutamat
Struktur dan Singkatan 20 Asam Amino
H H
R C COO- R C COO- + H+
NH3+ NH2
H H
R C COO- + H+ R C COOH
NH3+ NH3+
(Zwitterion)
Ionisasi glisin pada berbagai nilai pH; Contoh
H H H
OH- OH-
R C COOH R C COO- R C COO-
H+ H+
NH3+ NH3+ NH2
pH ~ 1 pH ~ 6 pH ~ 11
Kurva Titrasi Asam Amino
R-CHCO2-
NH2
pK2
pH
pI R-CHCO2-
R-CHCO2H NH3+
NH3+
pK1
Heat
Alcohol
Acid or Base
Heavy metals
Reducing Agents
Protein Denaturation
Effect of Heat
Heat can be used to disrupt hydrogen bonds
and non-polar hydrophobic interactions. This
occurs because heat increases the kinetic
energy and causes the molecules to vibrate so
rapidly and violently that the bonds are
disrupted.
The proteins in eggs denature and coagulate
during cooking. Other foods are cooked to
denature the proteins to make it easier for
enzymes to digest them.
Protein Denaturation
Effect of Alcohol
Hydrogen bonding occurs between amide
groups in the secondary protein structure.
Hydrogen bonding between "side chains" occurs
in tertiary protein structure in a variety of amino
acid combinations. All of these are disrupted by
the addition of another alcohol.
Alcohol denatures proteins by disrupting the side
chain intramolecular hydrogen bonding. New
hydrogen bonds are formed instead between the
new alcohol molecule and the protein side
chains.
Protein Denaturation
Effect of Acids and Bases
Salt bridges result from the neutralization of
an acid and amine on side chains.
The final interaction is ionic between the
positive ammonium group and the negative
acid group.
Any combination of the various acidic or
amine amino acid side chains will have this
effect.
Protein Denaturation
Effect of Acids and Bases
Acids and bases disrupt salt bridges held
together by ionic charges. A type of double
replacement reaction occurs where the
positive and negative ions in the salt change
partners with the positive and negative ions in
the new acid or base added.
This reaction occurs in the digestive system,
when the acidic gastric juices cause the
curdling (coagulating) of milk.
Protein Denaturation
Effect of Acids and Bases
The denaturation reaction on the salt bridge
by the addition of an acid results in a further
straightening effect on the protein chain
Denaturasi
Perubahan struktur sekunder, tersier dan kuartener protein
Perubahan konformasi protein
Struktur primer tetap protein tidak terfragmentasi
Denaturasi
Pengemulsi
Pembentuk busa (busa protein putih telur
melembutkan dan mengembangkan produk cake)
Pembentuk adonan (protein gluten yang bersifat
viskoelastis pada adonan roti dan mie)
Bersama-sama dengan gula pereduksi
membentuk warna dan aroma melalui reaksi
Maillard
Typical Functional Properties Performed
by Proteins in Food Systems
Functional Property Mode of Action Food System
Protein solvation, pH
Solubility Beverages
dependent
Water absorption H-bonding of HOH, Meats, sausages.
and binding entrapment of HOH Breads, cakes
Thickening, HOH
Viscosity Soups, gravies
binding
Meats, sausages,
Protein acts as
Cohesion-adhesion baked goods, pasta
adhesive material
products
Hydrophobic
bonding in gluten,
Elasticity Meats, bakery
disulfide links in
gels (deformable)
Typical Functional Properties Performed
by Proteins in Food Systems
Functional Property Mode of Action Food System
Protein matrix
Gelation formation and Meats, curds, cheese
setting
Formation and
Sausages, soup,
Emulsification stabilization of fat
cakes
emulsions
Meats, sausages,
Fat adsorption Binding of free fat
donuts
Adsorption, Simulated meats,
Flavor binding
entrapment, release bakery, etc
Forms stable film to Whipped toppings.
Foaming
entrap gas dessert
Factors Influencing the Functional
Properties of Food Proteins
Intrinsic Environmental Process
Factors Treatments
Composition of Water Heating
proteins pH pH
Conformation Temperature Salts
of proteins Oxidizing/ Reducing/
Mono- or multi reducing agents oxidizing
component Lipids. Flavors, agents
Homogeneity sugars Drying
heterogeneity Physical
modification
Chemical
modification
Functional Properties of Proteins Displayed in
Interactions with Different Food Constituents
Interaction With
Water Water and Proteins Lipids or Gases
Wet ability Viscosity inducing Emulsifying ability
Swelling Gelling Emulsification
Rehydration Fiber forming stabilization
Water holding Dough forming Foaming ability
Solubility Membrane forming Foam stabilization
H2O
Solubility H+, OH-,
M+, A- H2O
Coagulum
Smoothness
Appea-
rance Gelation
Solubility
Swelling
Thickening
Visco-
elasticity
Water
holding Hydra-
tion
Wettability
Food Characteristics
affected by Proteins
Emulsification
Since protein molecules contain
both hydrolytic and hydrophobic
characteristics, proteins can
stabilize emulsions by acting at the
oil-water interface.
This functional property is important
in the formation of many common
food products, such as salad
dressings, sauces, frankfurters, and
sausages.
Foods, such as meat tissue, milk,
eggs, and soy contain proteins that
can be isolated as emulsifiers.
Protein Gelation
Proteins can form a well-ordered gel matrix by
balancing protein-protein and protein-solvent
interactions in food products.
These gel matrices can hold water, fat, and
other food ingredients to produce various food
products, including bread dough, communited
meat products, gelatin desserts, tofu, and
yoghurt.
Gelation Mechanism of Protein
Water Holding Capacity
The ability of a protein molecule to bind water
has to do with the presence of hydrophylic and
charged groups in its structure. This property is
called water-holding capacity of protein
Example: meat retains water during application
of external forces such as cutting, heating,
grinding, and pressing.
Affected by: pH, salt, and temperature.
Water Holding Capacity
When the negative and positive charges on a protein equal to
each other, protein : protein interactions are at maximum.
When the protein is not electrically neutral, these interactions
lessen, allowing for greater water: protein associations.
By increasing salt concentration, more Na+ and Cl- ions are
available to bind the charged groups on protein fiber
molecules. This reduces the protein fiber interactions with
each other in favor of increase protein fiber : water
associations.
As temperature increases to 80oC, water binding increases in
proteins that form thermally induced gels, because gelations
traps water inside a three-dimensional gel network in addition
to creating gel surface binding of water molecules.
Protein Functionality:
Fat Binding Properties
Hydrophobic proteins effectively lower surface
tension and bind many lipophilic materials, such as
lipids, emulsifiers, and flavor materials.
The capacity of protein to bind fat is important in
the production of meat extenders and replacers, in
which the absorption of fat by proteins enhances
flavor retention and improves mouthfeel.
Fat is absorbed through physical entrapment.
Fat absorption can be increased if the protein is
modified chemically to increase its bulk density.
Contribution of Amino Acids
to Taste and Flavor
Contribution to
Amino Acids
Taste/Flavor
Gly, Ala, Thr, Pro,
Sweet taste
Ser, Glu
Phy, Tyr, Arg, Leu,
Bitter taste
Val, Met, His
Umami and Sour
Glu, Asp
taste
Aktivitas enzim
optimum: 45-55oC
60
Pada suhu tinggi, laju
40 inaktivasi enzim cepat
sekali, sehingga
20 reaksi enzimatik
praktis berhenti sama
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 sekali
Suhu (oC)
Pengaruh pH
Enzim memiliki pH optimum
pH optimum
yang khas, yaitu pH yang
menyebabkan aktivitasnya
Laju reaksi
Contoh:
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Terjadinya browning oleh enzim
Suhu (oC) fenolase dapat dihambat dengan
menurunkan pH larutan sampai pH
3.0, sebab pH optimal fenolase 6.5
pH optimum beberapa enzim
Pepsin : 1.5
Tripsin : 7,7
Katalase : 7.6
Arginase : 9,7
Fumarase : 7,8
Ribonuklease : 7,8
Enzymatic reaction vs aw
At low Aw (<0.2), freely mobile water is not
available to carry out the reaction, and so
enzymatic reactions tend to be surpressed
in the lower regions of the sorption isotherm.
At high Aw, free water is available for the
enzymatic reaction.
For example: lipoxygenase starts to be
active after dry soybean (MC=14%) is
soaked in water off-flavor
Rate of Enzymatic Reaction in Food as a
Function of Water Activity
Relative Reaction Rate Zone I Zone I Zone I
Moisture
content
isotherm
cti vity
a
n zyme
E
0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0
Water Activity
Pengaruh Konsentrasi Substrat terhadap
kecepatan reaksi enzimatik
V=
KM + [S]
Dimana:
Vmax
V = kecepatan reaksi pada
konsentrasi substrat [S]
Vmax = kecepatan maksimum
KM = tetapan Michaelis-Menten
Konsentrasi Substrat, M enzim bagi substrat tertentu
Persamaan Michaelis-Menten
KM
Sudut =
VMax
1
V
1 KM 1 1
= +
V VMax [S] VMax
1
VMax
1
1 [S]
KM