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Table 1 Bioflavor as an active compound in fermented food

From: Development of functional bioflavor based on Indonesian indigenous microbial fermentation products

Raw material

Microbes

Fermented products

Bioflavor Volatile Compound

Future Challenges In Functional Properties

Problem

References

Soybeana,b,c

Rhizopus sp.a,b,c

Tempeha,b,c

Ester,

terpenoid, alkohol, aldehid,

keton,

furanb

Antioxidanta

Antihypertensivea

Antihypercholesterolemiaa

Antidiabetica

Anticancera,b

Attractive packaging to increase consumer interestc

aRomulo& Surya, [3];

bHarahap et al. [5];

cFibri and Frost [7]

Duriana,b

Lactobacillus sp. a,b

Tempoyak a,b

Thiol,

ester,

alcohols, aldehyde,

alkane,

ketoneb

Probiotica

Preservation product and large-scale productiona

aRajagukguk & Arnold, [4];

bYuliana [6]

Buffalo milka,b,c

Lactobacillus plantaruma,b,c,d

Dadiha,b,c

Fatty acids, ethanol, acetoin, acetic acid, butanone,

diacetyl,

acetaldehydec

Probiotica

Antimicrobialb,

Hypocholesterolemicb,

Antimutagenicb,

Antioxidantb,

Immunomodulatoryb

Availability of raw materialsb;

standardization of product quality and manufacturing processesb

aCollado et al. [8];

bArnold et al. [9];

cSurono [1];

dHarnentis et al. [10]

Peanutted cake/ solid waste of soybeana,b,c

Rhizopus oligosporus/ Neurospora sitophilaa,b,c

Oncoma,b,c

Amino acida

Antioxidant, antimutagenesisb

Aflatoxin contaminationc

aAndayani et al. [13];

bMatsuo [14]

cRohimah et al., [15]

Cassava tubera,b,c

Saccharomyces cerevisiaeab,c

Peuyeum/Tapai/Tapeab,c

Alcohola

sugara,c

Mycoproteind

Standardization of product quality and manufacturing processesb,c

aHidayat et al. [16]

bDjunaidi et al. [17]

cAsnawi et al. [18]

dSukara et al. [19]

Shrimp/Fisha,b

Lactobacillus plantarum and

Bacillus amyloliquefaciensb

Terasi/Shrimp pastea,b

Amino acid, aldehydes, alcoholsb

Antibacteriala

Preservation producta

a Prihanto & Muyasyaroh, [20];

aPrihanto et al. [21]

Shrimpa,b,

Meatc

LABc

Petisa,b,c,

Amino acid

Antiallergiesa,

antibacterialc,

Aflatoxin contaminationd

aTansy et al. [37]

bHuda, [38]

cPramono et al. [39]

dHandajani & Setiyaningsih, [90]

Black and white glutinous ricea,b,c

Saccharomyces cerevisiae, LAB a,b

Brema,b,c

Acetic acid,

ethanol, lactic acidb

Probioticb

Distribution and license Regulationc

aLenka et al. [41]

bMishra et al. [91]

cWisnumurti et al. [40]

Sweet Palm Sapa,b,c

C. tropicalisb,c

Tuaka,b,c

Alcoholc

 

Standardization of product quality and manufacturing processesc

aLestari and Yusra, [92]

bHermansyah et al. [93]

cWaisnawa & Sudana, [94]

Cow milka,b,c

LAB c

Dangkea,b,c

 

Prevention of micropores in teethb, Probiotic c

Pathogenic bacteria contaminationa

aHatta et al. [95]

bSamad et al. [96]

cZakariah et al. [97]

Fisha

LABa

Pakasama

 

Antibacteriaa

 

aRosanto et al., [98]

Tofu residuea,b

Rhizopus oligosporusa,b

Gembusa,b

Amino acid, fatty acida

Antimicrobeb

antiatherosclerosisc

anticholesterold

 

aDamanik et al. [99]

bNoviana et al. [100]

c Kurniasari et al. [101]

dSulchan & Rukmi [102]

  1. a refers to the citations and references mentioned first in Table 1
  2. b refers to the citations and references mentioned second in Table 1
  3. c refers to the citations and references mentioned third in Table 1
  4. d refers to the citations and references mentioned fourth in Table 1