1994
DOI: 10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(94)77162-9
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Detection of Adulteration of Buttermilk Powder by Gel Electrophoresis

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“…The protein source (buttermilk powder) has been shown to enhance the stability of butter, thereby allowing the fat content to be reduced (to about 60% w/w) without impairing butter‐like mouthfeel and product quality 102,103 . Buttermilk powder typically contains about 68% ± 4% w/w casein, 24% ± 8% w/w whey protein and 8% ± 2% w/w fat globule membrane protein 104 . It forms a heat‐denatured (probably whey) protein network consisting of highly ordered enthalpic aggregates above the minimum gelling concentration of about 7 g protein/100 g 105 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The protein source (buttermilk powder) has been shown to enhance the stability of butter, thereby allowing the fat content to be reduced (to about 60% w/w) without impairing butter‐like mouthfeel and product quality 102,103 . Buttermilk powder typically contains about 68% ± 4% w/w casein, 24% ± 8% w/w whey protein and 8% ± 2% w/w fat globule membrane protein 104 . It forms a heat‐denatured (probably whey) protein network consisting of highly ordered enthalpic aggregates above the minimum gelling concentration of about 7 g protein/100 g 105 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Non‐immunological protein‐based methods for milk speciation have mainly focussed on polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis or isoelectric focusing (IEF) of milk caseins or whey proteins (Amigo et al. , 1992; Levieux & Venien, 1994; Malin et al. , 1994; Veloso et al.…”
Section: Milk Speciation By Immunoassaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The detection of adulteration of sheep, goat and buffalo milk has, until recently, been based on milk protein analysis or relied on the application of antibody-based assays (Moatsou & Anifanta-kis, 2003). Non-immunological protein-based methods for milk speciation have mainly focussed on polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis or isoelectric focusing (IEF) of milk caseins or whey proteins (Amigo et al, 1992;Levieux & Venien, 1994;Malin et al, 1994;Veloso et al, 2002;Bramanti et al, 2003). The European Commission (2001) reference method is based on IEF of c-caseins, and sets a detection limit of 1% (v/v) cow's milk.…”
Section: Milk Speciation By Immunoassaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No processo ocorre a ruptura da membrana que protege o glóbulo de gordura do leite, liberando os lipídios apolares, e os componentes constituintes da membrana (Malin et al, 1994). O uso do buttermilk em sistemas alimentícios está relacionado com a sua composição, em especial os Área temática: Engenharia e Tecnologia de Alimentos 1…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…No processo ocorre a ruptura da membrana que protege o glóbulo de gordura do leite, liberando os lipídios apolares, e os componentes constituintes da membrana (Malin et al, 1994). O uso do buttermilk em sistemas alimentícios está relacionado com a sua composição, em especial os componentes da emulsão, tais como os fosfolípidos originários da membrana do glóbulo de gordura do leite (MFGM) que têm potencial para aplicações funcionais e nutracêuticas (O'Connell;Fox, 2000).…”
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