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Background and purpose: Tempe is known as one of the traditional foods consumed by <br /> <br /> Indonesias. Soybeans are the raw material in the manufacture of tempeh, which is made from the <br /> <br /> fermentation by using fungi Rhizopus oligosporus. Isoflavones have the...
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Format: | Theses |
Language: | Indonesia |
Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/31012 |
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | Background and purpose: Tempe is known as one of the traditional foods consumed by <br />
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Indonesias. Soybeans are the raw material in the manufacture of tempeh, which is made from the <br />
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fermentation by using fungi Rhizopus oligosporus. Isoflavones have the highest concentration in <br />
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soybeans or soybean products and is one of the genistein in soy isoflavones. This study aimed to <br />
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determine genistein in some varieties of soybean in Indonesia, tempeh and food procesed. <br />
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Methods: Started by prepared of tempeh with long fermentation diverse. Extracted and <br />
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fractionated of genistein analised by TLC scaning. Results: Anjasmoro varietie has the highest <br />
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genistein content, which is 53. 673µg/gram.Fermented soybean yield for 46 hours gave an <br />
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increase of genistein, compared to genistein in soybean seeds with an increase of about 69,25%.. <br />
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The fermentatio variation did not significantly change the level of genistein. Food processed <br />
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causing increase of genisten, with highest level from decoction, that is in gema variety 65.614 ± <br />
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7.227 mg/100 gram and demas variety 71.900 ± 28.06 mg. <br />
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