Rigidity and Viscosity Changes of Croaker Actomyosin During Thermal Gelation
Rigidity and Viscosity Changes of Croaker Actomyosin During Thermal Gelation
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黄鱼肌动球蛋白热凝胶过程中硬度和粘度的变化
DOI:
10.1111/j.1365-2621.1985.tb13267.x
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发表时间:
2006
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
D. D. Hamann
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作者:
M. C. Wu;T. Lanier;D. D. Hamann
Two types of thermal scanning rigidity monitors (TSRM) were developed which are nondestructive and capable of monitoring rigidity or viscosity changes during heating of proteins over a wide range of concentrations. Thermal transitions which occur during gelation of croaker actomyosin were studied by these TSRM devices and the Brookfield viscometer during constant rate heating (1°C/min). Gelation of actomyosin occurred only at protein concentrations above 5.5% under these conditions. In plots of rigidity versus temperature, three transitions were observed during gelation, occurring near 38°C 46°C and 60°C. At lower concentrations, only one peak was observed, occurring near 36°C. A relationship between the 36–38°C transition in rheological properties and the high temperature “setting” phenomenon of fish proteins is postulated.