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  VetBooks.ir  reaction contribute to the antioxidative activity. Thus, the very strong anti-


            oxidative activity of the roasted oil might result from the synergistic effect
            of the combination of such effective factors as sesamol produced from sesa-
            molin, γ-tocopherol, sesamin, and roasted products like melanoidin (Fukuda
            et al., 1986b; Koizumi et al., 1996; Fukuda et al., 1996). It has also been
            shown that when foodstuff covered with wet material is fried in roasted seed
            oil, as in the case of Japanese tempura, sesamol is produced by the splitting
            of sesamolin, resulting in the formation of a strong antioxidative coating on
            the fried food (Fukuda et al., 1986b).



            2.14.3  FOOD APPLICATIONS OF SESAME LIGNANS

            There are various forms and methods of using sesame seed and oil in Asian
            countries, particularly in China, Korea, and Japan, and people in these coun-
            tries enjoy many kinds of foods containing sesame seed and oil with superb
            taste and flavor. However, the use of sesame in the Western countries is
            limited in variety and sesame is utilized mostly as topping on bread and
            biscuits, with low consumption. In this respect, it will be necessary to develop
            various sesame foods which will suit many people’s tastes throughout the
            world. For example, one recommended form of sesame may be used in salad
            dressing or seasoning containing ground sesame seed and oil, which can be
            used with various vegetables. This use of sesame is delicious in taste and has
            good digestibility with high nutritional value in combination with sesame
            lignans and various vegetable components (Namiki, 2007).



            2.15 ORYZANOL

            Rice has been widely cultivated as one of the major food resources and
            remains as staple food. With the advancement in rice milling technology,
            by-products of rice milling such as rice bran is being produced. Rice bran
            contains about 10–24% of oil which can be commercially utilized to produce
            rice bran oil for edible as well as cosmetic purposes. Rice bran oil is loaded
            with  bioactive  compounds  such  as  γ-OZ,  tocopherols,  tocotrienols,  PS,
            and so forth, which contribute to the excellent stability and functionality
            of rice bran oil. γ-OZ is a lipid soluble antioxidant/nutraceutical/bioactive
            compound uniquely present in rice bran and rice bran oil. It has been widely
            used in foods and cosmetics around the world. It is registered as a medicine
            in Japan and South Korea. γ-OZ is a naturally occurring component in rice
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