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Lolium perenne green juice fractionated

ABSTRACT: In this study, the ex vivo antioxidant activity of fractionated L. perenne green juice protein is investigated, and responsible effectors are evaluated. Moreover, the study provides the first comprehensive proteomic analysis of L. perenne and provides insights on the fate of individual proteins during the first step of a biorefinery process. This dataset includes raw and processed data from SEC fractions selected for their antioxidant activity ex vivo.

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive HF

ORGANISM(S): Lolium Perenne Subsp. Perenne

TISSUE(S): Plant Cell, Leaf

DISEASE(S): Disease Free

SUBMITTER: Simon Gregersen Echers

LAB HEAD: Simon Gregersen Echers

PROVIDER: PXD058237 | Pride | 2025-05-07

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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Identifying Endogenous Proteins of Perennial Ryegrass (Lolium perenne) with Ex Vivo Antioxidant Activity.

Pedersen Kathrine Danner Aakjær KDA Andersen Line Thopholm LT Heiselberg Mads M Brigsted Camilla Agerskov CA Støvring Freja Lyngs FL Mikkelsen Louise Mailund LM Hansen Sofie Albrekt SA Rusbjerg-Weberskov Christian Enrico CE Lübeck Mette M Gregersen Echers Simon S

Proteomes 20250205 1

Background: During the initial steps of green biorefining aimed at protein recovery, endogenous proteins and enzymes, along with, e.g., phytochemical constituents, are decompartmentalized into a green juice. This creates a highly dynamic environment prone to a plethora of reactions including oxidative protein modification and deterioration. Obtaining a fundamental understanding of the enzymes capable of exerting antioxidant activity ex vivo could help mitigate these reactions for i ...[more]

PMID: 39982318

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