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publicationNumber UY-23213-A1
titleOfInvention A CO-HYDROLYTIC PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF NOVEL EXTRACTS OF PROTEINS THAT COME FROM YEAST AND FROM OTHER SOURCES THAT ARE NOT YEAST.-
abstract The invention provides a method for making protein extracts that comes from yeast characterized in that it comprises exposing an aqueous suspension, containing yeast cells, to at least partial enzymatic hydrolysis to form a water-soluble fraction and recover the water-soluble fraction with the characteristic that the suspension also contains a protein that comes from sources other than yeast and that the protein extract also contains a proportion of hydrolyzed protein that does not come from yeast and this method is characterized by consisting of the following steps: (i) forming a suspension comprising yeast solids and water; (ii) adding 5 to 50% by weight based on yeast solids and non-yeast solids of a non-yeast protein, to the suspension to form a new suspension; (iii) keep the new suspension at a temperature of 40 to 65 ° C for 6 to 20 hours; (iv) separating the water soluble fraction; and (v) concentrating the water soluble fraction.
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