2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.lwt.2006.02.012
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Haze formation in beverages

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“…Small differences between percent of inhibition, found by microbiological and spectrophotometric method, for 30 to 45% RJ and HH could be explained by findings that proteins containing proline have high affinity for binding polyphenols and depending on proline content, which is the relative haze-forming activity (Siebert, 1999(Siebert, , 2006. On the basis of our results it was observed follow succession from drop of antibacterial activity for tested substances that: RJ > HH > HJ > RH.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 55%
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“…Small differences between percent of inhibition, found by microbiological and spectrophotometric method, for 30 to 45% RJ and HH could be explained by findings that proteins containing proline have high affinity for binding polyphenols and depending on proline content, which is the relative haze-forming activity (Siebert, 1999(Siebert, , 2006. On the basis of our results it was observed follow succession from drop of antibacterial activity for tested substances that: RJ > HH > HJ > RH.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 55%
“…It was found that proteins with high affinity for binding polyphenols are those containing proline and from this the relative haze-forming activity depends on its proline content (Siebert, 1999(Siebert, , 2006. This findings lead to an hypothesis that small differences for percent of inhibition between RJ and HH by two used methods could be explained with high quantity of proline such that binding polyphenols lead to high turbidity and consequently resulted in the calculated low percent of inhibition by spectrophotometric method.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 Výsledky analýzy pH sladů, sladin, mladin a piv / Fig. 3 (Siebert, 2006). Obsah celkových polyfenolů ve sladu koreloval na hladině pravdě-podobnosti 99 % s ukazateli proteolytického a cytolytického rozluště-ní, Kolbachovým číslem a friabilitou (r = 0,453, r = 0,490), pro pivovarskou sladinu byl vztah s proteolytickým rozluštěním silnější (r = 0,601, r = 0,455).…”
Section: Brewing Trialsunclassified
“…They are located in the cell walls of both the endosperm and especially in the aleurone layer and the malt grain shells, i.e. in the pericarp, testa and lemma, which contain mainly fl avonoid substances the carrier of which is the hordein protein (Siebert, 2006).…”
Section: Brewing Trialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, excessive milling promotes the extraction and solubilization of compounds whose presence causes the increase of undesirable characteristics to wort and beer, e.g., sensory properties such as an excessive bitterness or viscosity. Undesirable compounds include phenolic compounds, which, if present in large quantities, cause problems such as excessive bitterness, color changes, and excessive formation of trub [6,7]. Approximately 70-80% of the total polyphenol content of beer comes from the malt husk; its transfer to the wort is influenced by cereal milling [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%