Jae-Hwan Seok, Ki-Bum Park, Yo-Han Kim, Mi-Ok Bae, Myung-Ki Lee, Suk-Heung Oh
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https://www.earticle.net/Article/A88414
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In the development of a nutrient enhanced functional food, kimchi was produced by using high γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) producing lactic acid bacterium as a starter strain. The strain isolated from kimchi was identified by using an API kit and named Lactobacillus sp. OPK 2-59. Kimchi was produced by 3 methods 1) monosodium glutamate (MSG) added (M group); 2) starter added (S group); 3) MSG+starter added (M&S group). The produced kimchi was fermented for 24 hr in an incubator at a temperature of 15oC and stored at 0-1oC to examine its characteristics. The M&S group exhibited a sharper increase in acidity and a steeper fall in pH as well as a higher number of lactobacilli. The M&S group kimchi had 18 mg/100 g (fresh weight, f.w.) of GABA, whereas the M and S group each had 6 mg/100 g (f.w.) GABA. According to functional evaluation, the M&S group kimchi, which has higher GABA, was not significantly different in taste, color, texture, or smell, but the M&S group was generally superior. In summary, using Lactobacillus sp. OPK 2-59 and MSG, a high quality kimchi with increased GABA content can be produced as a functional food.
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Abstract Introduction Materials and Methods Isolation of the ferentation starter strain Production of starter Materials and strains Salted kimchi and dressing materials Kimchi production and fermentation Measurement of pH Measurement of acidity Measurement of sugar reduction Lactic acid bacteria analysis Measurement of GABA in kimchi Sensory evaluation Results and Discussion Isolation and identification of strain GABA production capacity of the selected strain Kimchi pH and acidity changes Reducing sugar Change in number of lactic acid bacteria Change in kimchi GABA content Sensory evaluation of kimchi References