Gelation of Commercial Whey Protein Concentrates: Effect of Removal of Low‐Molecular‐Weight Components
Gelation of Commercial Whey Protein Concentrates: Effect of Removal of Low‐Molecular‐Weight Components
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商业乳清蛋白浓缩物的凝胶化:低分子量成分去除的效果
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1992
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C. Weller
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A. Brandenberg;C. V. Morr;C. Weller
Low-molecular-weight solutes were removed from reconstituted, commercial whey protein concentrate (WPC) and isolate (WPI) by centrifugal gel filtration. Effects on gelation properties were investigated as a function of pH, protein concentration, and mineral ion addition by least concentration endpoint (LCE) and uniaxial compression testing. Partial removal of low-molecular-weight solutes had little effect on WPC and WPI gelation. Lowest LCE values were obtained at pH 6, 0.2M ion addition, and with KC1 and CaCl2 addition. Highest gel firmness (shear stress and strain) values were at pH 6 and 7.5, and at 0.1M ion addition. WPI functioned better than WPC by both test procedures.