The present study was attempted to investigate the effect of succinylation, as chemical modification, on the functionality of male date palm pollen protein concentrate (MDPPPC). Succinylation was applied at two levels, 4 and 8 mol of succinic acid per mole of lysine. 4 M and 8 M were compared to the native MDPPPC. Findings proved that succinylation improved the surface properties of pollen protein including solubility and surfactant activity. Increased solubility of succinylated MDPPPC has been noticed especially in pH superior to pHi. The results from the differential scanning calorimetry showed a significant decrease  <  of the denaturation temperature and the heat enthalpy for succinylated MDPPPC. β turn of succinylated MDPPPC increased significantly  <  at the expense of β sheet indicating that the protein gained more mobility after succinylation which explains the enhancement of the functional properties and promotes the use of succinylated protein as a techno-functional ingredient.

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