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A new frontier in soy bioactive peptides that may prevent age related chronic diseases Possible roles of food derived bioactive peptides in reducing risk of cardiovascular disease ( Kati erdmann, Belinda Structural analysis of antioxidative properties soya beta-conglycinin(Chen HM, Muramoto K, Yamauchi F) Isolation and identification of peptides from soy 11S-globulin with hypocholesterolemic acitivity (Pak VV, Koo MS Bioactive peptides derived from food proteins in preventing lifestyle-lrelated diseases.(Yoshikawa M, Fujita H, Ma Inflammatory and anti-inflammatory effects of soybean agglutinin( C.F. Benjamin and R.C Figueredo, M.G.M.O He The soybean beta-conglycinin beta 51-63 fragment supresses appetite by stimulating cholecystokinin release in ra biologically active components of soybeans and soy protein products- A review (Miroljub B. Barac, Sladana P. Stan Phytoestrogens. J. Clin.Endocrinol.Metab ( Murkies, A.L.,Wilcox, G. And S.R. Davis) Soy Consumption and Cholesterol Reduction : Review of Animal and Human Studies ( Carroll, K.K. And E.M. Kurow Extraction and Purification of Lipoxygenase from Soybean Using Aqueous Two-Phase system M.C. Lakshmi. M.C. M A mechanism for the hypocholesterolemic activity of saponins, ( Sidhu, G.S. And D.G. Oakenfull) Saponins as carcinogens ( Rao, A.V. And M.K. Sung) Beneficial Effec ts of Bioactive Peptides Derived from Soybean on Human Health and Their Production by Genetic Anderson et al . 1995 armandi et al 1996 Purification and identification of adipogenesis inhibitory peptide from black soybean protein hydrolysate( Kim HJ, Genistein Decreases Food Intake, Body Weight, and Fat Pad Weight and Causes Adipose Tissue Apoptosis in Ovar component name

SOYABEAN 1 Soybean agglutinin (lectins)

P E P T I D E S

2 Bowan Birk inhibitor D-II Precursor

3 Bowan Birk inhibitor C-II Precursor

4 Bowan Birk inhibitor Precursor

5 Trypsin inhibitor A/C precursor

6 Trypsin inhibitor B

7 Trypsin inhibitor KTI-1 precursor

8 Trypsin inhibitor KTI-2 precursor

9 Glycinine G2 precursor

10 Glycinine G3 precursor

11 Glycinine G4 precursor

12 Glycinine G5 precursor

13 Glycinine G1 precursor

14 -conglycinin chain

15 -conglycinin ` chain

16 -conglycinin chain

OTHERS (non protein components)

(phospholipids) (isoflavones) 1 Lecithin 2 genistin and Daidzin glycetein

(Enzyme)

3 lipooxygenase

(sterols)

4 Phytosterols ( Campesterol, Sitosterol and Stigmasterol)

(containing phosphorous) ( Saponins)

5 Phytic acid

6 Soyasaponin ag Soyasaponin g Soyasaponin a

that may prevent age related chronic diseases (wenyi wang and Elvira Gonzalez de mejia) peptides in reducing risk of cardiovascular disease ( Kati erdmann, Belinda W.Y Cheung, Hening Schroder) perties soya beta-conglycinin(Chen HM, Muramoto K, Yamauchi F) from soy 11S-globulin with hypocholesterolemic acitivity (Pak VV, Koo MS, Kasymova TD, Kwon DY) oteins in preventing lifestyle-lrelated diseases.(Yoshikawa M, Fujita H, Matoba N, Takenaka Y, Yamamoto T ) fects of soybean agglutinin( C.F. Benjamin and R.C Figueredo, M.G.M.O Henriques and C. Barja-Fidalgo) 63 fragment supresses appetite by stimulating cholecystokinin release in rats ( Nishi T, Hara H, Asano K, Tomita F) eans and soy protein products- A review (Miroljub B. Barac, Sladana P. Stanojevic and Mirjana B. Pesic) b ( Murkies, A.L.,Wilcox, G. And S.R. Davis) ction : Review of Animal and Human Studies ( Carroll, K.K. And E.M. Kurowska) nase from Soybean Using Aqueous Two-Phase system M.C. Lakshmi. M.C. Madhusudhan, K.S.M.S. Raghavarao) mic activity of saponins, ( Sidhu, G.S. And D.G. Oakenfull)

Derived from Soybean on Human Health and Their Production by Genetic Engineering (Chin Feng Liu and Tzu Ming Pan)

genesis inhibitory peptide from black soybean protein hydrolysate( Kim HJ, Bae IY) Weight, and Fat Pad Weight and Causes Adipose Tissue Apoptosis in Ovariectomized Female Mice(Hye-kyeong Kim 2006 american society of nutrition) Activity References anti-inflammatory 6

Immunostimulating Dipeptidyl peptidase-IV inhibitor lunasin is the main Antihypertensive Immunostimulating component in bowan birk inhibitors Anti-carcinogenic properties

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Emulsifier Anti-thyroid agents estrogenic/non-estrogenic effects anticarcinogenic reduces osteoporosis low menopausal problems adipogenesis Oxygenation of polyunsaturated fatty acids to fatty acid peroxides anti-cholestrol properties 9 8 15 17

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hemolytic, cholesterolemic and immunostimulatory

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MUSTARD SEEDS anti-fungal and antibacterial properties antisceptic properties anti-inflammatory properties ANTIdote for scorpion sting eruric acid linoleic acid oleic acid anti oxidant properties