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Food Chemistry and Biochemistry
FCH-DCO_PCHBAcad. year: 2022/2023
The course covers the advanced chapters of majortiních food ingredients, such as proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and structural components, as well as in the field of food ingredients minorintích - bitter, vitamins, colorants, flavorings, flavoring substances and additive. Emphasis will be placed, however, in addition to the structure and function mainly on the study of reactions and changes, which indicated minor components subject to the processing of raw materials and semi-finished products. They will be studied also mechanisms reaction between food components themselves. They observed changes occurring in foodstuffs during storage under various conditions, the reaction initiated by exogenous factors and options reduce or eliminate detrimental changes.
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2.Mechanismy enzyme catalysis, experimental approaches to study the enzyme molecules
3.Komplexní studies of biochemical reactions in food to the level of the genome, transcriptome, proteome and metabolome - experimental approaches.
4. Structure and production minortiních nutrients - secondary metabolites, vitamins, colorants, flavors and fragrances.
5.Přehled a significant characteristic of plant, animal and other types of foods and ingredients (algae, microorganisms).
6.Studium biomolecular interactions in foods - the interaction between the components and other ingredients and additives during processing of plant and animal origin.
7.Reakce accompanying food storage under various conditions.
8.Změny and reactions occurring in the food due to the physico-chemical factors.
9.Možnosti elimination of undesirable changes in foods inactivation of undesirable substances.
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Basic literature
Velíšek J.: Chemie potravin I, II, III; OSSIS Tábor, 2002
Voet D., Voet J.: Biochemie. Academia Publishing 2002.
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