Probe mobility in native phosphocaseinate suspensions and in a concentrated rennet gel: effects of probe flexibility and size.
Probe mobility in native phosphocaseinate suspensions and in a concentrated rennet gel: effects of probe flexibility and size.
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天然磷酸酪蛋白酸盐悬浮液和浓缩凝乳酶凝胶中的探针迁移率:探针灵活性和尺寸的影响。
DOI:
10.1021/jf304949c
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发表时间:
2013
影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
F. Mariette
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作者:
S. Salami;C. Rondeau;J. V. van Duynhoven;F. Mariette
Pulsed field gradient nuclear magnetic resonance and proton nuclear magnetic resonance relaxometry were used to study the self-diffusion coefficients and molecular dynamics of linear (PEGs) and spherical probes (dendrimers) in native phosphocaseinate suspensions and in a concentrated rennet gel. It was shown that both the size and the shape of the diffusing molecules and the matrix topography affected the diffusion and relaxation rates. In suspensions, both translational and rotational diffusion decreased with increasing casein concentrations due to increased restriction in the freedom of motion. Rotational diffusion was, however, less hindered than translational diffusion. After coagulation, translational diffusion increased but rotational diffusion decreased. Analysis of the T₂ relaxation times obtained for probes of different sizes distinguished the free short-chain relaxation formed from a few monomeric units from (i) the relaxation of protons attached to long polymer chains and (ii) the short-chain relaxation attached to a rigid dendrimer core.