PROGEL AND GEL FORMATION AND REVERSIBILITY OF GELATION OF WHEY, SOYBEAN, AND ALBUMIN PROTEIN GELS
PROGEL AND GEL FORMATION AND REVERSIBILITY OF GELATION OF WHEY, SOYBEAN, AND ALBUMIN PROTEIN GELS
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DOI:
10.1021/jf00122a033
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
TUNG, MA
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作者:
BEVERIDGE, T;JONES, L;TUNG, MA
Dynamic shear measurements were used to determine the kinetics of development of structural rigidity in thermally produced egg white (EW), whey protein concentrate (WPC) and Promine D (PD) gels by measuring the change in the storage modulus (G'') during heating and cooling. EW showed rapid and extensive G'' value development with heating time, whereas G'' development in WPC was much slower and less extensive. When cooled, both protein systems showed a reversible cooling set with the WPC set .apprx. 10 times greater than that of EW. Thermal development of G'' values could be described by a first-order kientic equation of the form G'' = G''.infin. (1-e-kt). G'' development in PD gels was characterized by the presence of considerable elasticity in the aqueous suspensions prior to heat application and rapid development of G'' values on heat application. This development could not be described as first order and no cooling set was observed in PD gel samples. Scanning electron microscopy showed EW and WPC gels to consist of a network of spherical particles apparently adhering together. PD gels consisted of very large particles embedded in a gel matrix.