1979
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19790910807
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Die Bildung der Raumstruktur von Proteingelen

Abstract: Der vorliegende Aufsatz befaßt sich mit den praktischen und theoretischen Aspekten der Gelbildung in Proteinsystemen. Diese Vorgänge werden u. a. dadurch kompliziert, daß mehrere Typen der Zusammenlagerung der Proteinmoleküle sowie Konformationsänderungen während der Assoziation berücksichtigt werden müssen. Das Gelnetzwerk kann durch fünf Arten der Wechselwirkung stabilisiert werden: kovalente Vernetzung, polare Wechselwirkungen, Wasserstoffbrücken, Salzbrücken und hydrophobe Wechselwirkungen. Die Mikrostrukt… Show more

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“…In contrast to nonstructured proteins, structured extenders can replace 15-30% (Horan 1974;1976;Tolstoguzov et al 1978;1979;Dianova 1980;Rogov et al 1980;Rtluber et al 1980) and even up to 40-50% (Dianova et al 1980a, b;Chimirov et al 1981) of ground-meat. Ground-meat products using texturizates made of defatted soybean flour have found wide commercial application (Horan 1974;Tolstoguzov 1978).…”
Section: Production Of Fabricated Foodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In contrast to nonstructured proteins, structured extenders can replace 15-30% (Horan 1974;1976;Tolstoguzov et al 1978;1979;Dianova 1980;Rogov et al 1980;Rtluber et al 1980) and even up to 40-50% (Dianova et al 1980a, b;Chimirov et al 1981) of ground-meat. Ground-meat products using texturizates made of defatted soybean flour have found wide commercial application (Horan 1974;Tolstoguzov 1978).…”
Section: Production Of Fabricated Foodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Protein components ensure the nutritional value of a product. However, many biologically valuable proteins are also capable of forming gels due to intermolecular interactions during conformational transitions or as a result of cross-linking (Ferry 1948;Bezrukov 1979). The principal production techniques used to convert such food systems into the gel state consist of heating during the technological or culinary treatment or of freezing-thawing.…”
Section: Gel Formationmentioning
confidence: 99%