Extraction Conditions Affect the Immunoreactivity of Peanut Allergens

Journal of Food Science
Girdhari M SharmaKristina M Williams

Abstract

Peanut allergic consumers rely on food package labels to avoid foods containing peanut. The inadvertent presence of peanut in foods due to cross-contact can be fatal if ingestion of such food leads to an allergic reaction. Analytical methods are available to detect undeclared peanut in foods. However, depending on the type of food matrix and food processing parameters, method performance can be adversely affected due to reduction in the extraction efficiency of peanut proteins. Temperature and probe sonication were used as a preincubation treatment for peanut flour slurries to assess their effect on the total peanut protein solubility from raw, light-roasted, and dark-roasted peanut flours. The effect of these treatments on the immunoreactivity of peanut allergens (Ara h 1, Ara h 2, Ara h 3, and Ara h 6) was determined by an indirect enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay using antibodies raised against these individual peanut proteins. Preincubation at 50 °C did not significantly improve the peanut protein solubility, whereas an increase in protein solubility was observed when light- and dark-roasted peanut flour slurries were preincubated at 90 °C or sonicated. The immunoreactivity of peanut allergens varied depending on the degre...Continue Reading

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