1971
DOI: 10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(71)85975-1
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Acetaldehyde Production by Combined Yogurt Cultures

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“…These results agreed with a previous article (Laye et al, 1993). These volatile compounds were detected in earlier reports (Laye et al, 1993;Bottazzi & Dellaglio, 1967;Bottazzi & Vescovo, 1969;Ha et al, 1992;Hamdan et al, 1971;Kang et al, 1988;Keenan & Bills, 1968).…”
Section: Analysis Of Volatile Compounds and Sensory Testsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…These results agreed with a previous article (Laye et al, 1993). These volatile compounds were detected in earlier reports (Laye et al, 1993;Bottazzi & Dellaglio, 1967;Bottazzi & Vescovo, 1969;Ha et al, 1992;Hamdan et al, 1971;Kang et al, 1988;Keenan & Bills, 1968).…”
Section: Analysis Of Volatile Compounds and Sensory Testsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…La quantité d'acétaldéhyde produite par les souches de lactobacilles est beaucoup plus importante (environ le double) de celle produite par les streptocoques (Zourari et al, 1991), comme cela a déjà été observé dans la littérature (Bottazzi et Dellaglio, 1967;Hamdan et al, 1971;Bouillanne et Desmazeaud, 1981). Par exemple, 28 souches de L delbrueckii subsp bulgaricus fraîchement isolées de yaourts, sur les 84 étudiées par Bottazzi et Vescovo (1969), produisaient plus de 6,5 ppm d'acétaldéhyde.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Parallèlement, une chute de la quantité d'acétaldéhyde est observée à base température, en culture pure comme en coculture. Elle est apparemment indé-pendante des souches utilisées (Hamdan et al, 1971;Tealdo et al, 1989;Zourari et al, 1991).…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Generally, the production of these compounds is affected by strain-specific traits. Acetaldehyde is a major flavor compound in fermented dairy products, as reviewed by Hamdan et al (1971). It was observed that IMAU80285 had the highest content of acetaldehyde at first, but it declined upon storage.…”
Section: Changes In Acetaldehyde Diacetyl Lactic Acid and Formic Acmentioning
confidence: 97%