Antinutritive substances in soya

01.07.2026
This video was recorded as part of the SoniaProQ course. It shows that soybeans contain not only valuable protein but also antinutritive substances – including the trypsin inhibitor, which impairs protein digestion in the gut. This substance must therefore be reduced before feeding, which is achieved through heat treatment. The effectiveness of this treatment can be determined using three different methods: trypsin inhibitor activity, urease activity, and protein solubility.

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Sonia Pro-Q (Soybean Observation using NIRS for Attribute-Depending Prospective Quality Management) has received funding from FFG – COIN KMU-Innovationsnetzwerke 2022.
2026. Antinutritive substances in soya. Legume Hub. www.legumehub.eu

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