1991
DOI: 10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(91)78218-0
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Influence of Pasteurization of Milk on Protein Breakdown in Cheddar Cheese During Aging

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“…III). A similar trend was found by others [14,22]. The reasons for the decrease in the HB/HL peptides are the degradation of water-soluble HB peptides [22] and the diffusion of the whey proteins into the brine [28].…”
Section: 23supporting
confidence: 67%
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“…III). A similar trend was found by others [14,22]. The reasons for the decrease in the HB/HL peptides are the degradation of water-soluble HB peptides [22] and the diffusion of the whey proteins into the brine [28].…”
Section: 23supporting
confidence: 67%
“…The decrease (P < 0.05) in the total area of bands of the WSN in PAGE of all cheeses during the ripening period is due to the continuous hydrolysis of the large peptides to small peptides and amino acids, and to diffusion of whey proteins into brine. Moreover, peptides with MW<6 kg·mol -1 were not colored with Coomasie Blue [22] and therefore, their total area was shown to decrease during ripening. From Table III and Figure 3 it can be seen that, regardless of the kind of milk and culture used, new peaks appeared while others decreased or disappeared during ripening and storage.…”
Section: 23mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Heat treatment causes delaying in the flavour development in cheese. Lau et al [22] reported that a cheese made from pasteurized milk took twice as long as that made from raw milk to develop the same flavour intensity and lower levels of soluble nitrogen and free amino acid were obtained in cheese made from pasteurized milk. The native microorganisms and indigenous milk enzymes are main contributors for the formation of the characteristic aroma components in cheese.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se observa que a medida que incrementa la temperatura, la cantidad de proteína desciende respecto a la proteína de la leche cruda. Esto es debido a que al someter la leche a temperatura se produce una pérdida de la solubilidad de las proteínas, y son las proteínas del suero las que coagulan (Lau et al, 1991) y fueron retenidas en la filtración. Estadísticamente no existe una diferencia significativa entre el contenido medio de las proteínas de la leche cruda con la tratada a 65 °C, pero si con el resto de temperaturas.…”
Section: Efecto Del Tratamiento Térmico Sobre Las Proteínas De La Lecheunclassified