On Tuesday the Department held its third annual Three Minute
Thesis competition. PhD and Masters thesis students had
three minutes and one slide in which to describe their
research.
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Evaluation of the capability of (food grade) proteases to hydrolyse complex substrates such as meat (myofibrilar and connective tissue) proteins has potential application in meat tenderisation to add value to tougher meat cuts. In this paper the hydrolytic capability of a little studied asparagus protease is compared with another plant sulfhydryl protease, actinidin, from kiwifruit.

