2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfoodeng.2015.07.018
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Evaluating coagulation properties of milk from dairy sheep with subclinical intramammary infection using near infrared light scatter. A preliminary study

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“…As a result, industrial prediction of the rheological cutting time would likely improve the precision of the cutting time selection. This was also observed in the data of Abdelgawad et al (2016) who compared prediction models of t G 0 30 with those of t cut in sheep's milk with subclinical intramammary infection.…”
Section: Prediction Of Coagulation Gelling and Cutting Timessupporting
confidence: 52%
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“…As a result, industrial prediction of the rheological cutting time would likely improve the precision of the cutting time selection. This was also observed in the data of Abdelgawad et al (2016) who compared prediction models of t G 0 30 with those of t cut in sheep's milk with subclinical intramammary infection.…”
Section: Prediction Of Coagulation Gelling and Cutting Timessupporting
confidence: 52%
“…Model IX was recommended to predict t G ′30 , with R 2 of 0.986, SEP of 2.44 min, RER far larger than 10 (RER = 19.07) and CV of 7.80%. Surprisingly, for t G ′30 predictions, SAS did not select temperature and protein as one of the first three predictors, contrarily to other studies (Abdelgawad et al ., , ; Arango et al ., ). In addition, we should highlight that an error of 2.44 min was considered a bit too large for practical application, but it should be also noted that the range of temperatures and protein concentration tested was large in order to ensure a wide range of gelation/cutting times.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…Daily milk yield, fat and protein contents and factors affecting their variation in dairy sheep were studied in detail (Oravcová et al, 2006(Oravcová et al, , 2007. Not only daily milk yield, fat and protein contents are good determinants of the quality of sheep milk, but also somatic cell count (SCC) is an important udder health indicator (Abdelgawad et al, 2016). Mastitis is a costly health problem in dairy ewes (Arias et al, 2012); mammary infections damage udder tissue ABSTRACT.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Con respecto al tiempo de coagulación y rendimiento quesero, en ovejas raza Massese, Martini et al (2008) obtuvo un tiempo de coagulación de 12,83 (5,03) minutos, mientras que el rendimiento fue de 20,11% (2,81). En razas Manchega y Lacaune (Abdelgawad et al, 2016), donde se evaluó las propiedades de la coagulación para elaboración de quesos de leche proveniente de ovejas con MSC (Lacaune) y sin MSC (Manchega y Lacaune), los valores del tiempo de coagulación para las ovejas sin MSC fueron de 10,8 minutos y 9,90 minutos, respectivamente. Mientras que aquellas leches con MSC tuvieron un mayor tiempo de coagulación (25,2 minutos), debido a que la integridad de las micelas de caseínas se encuentra comprometida llevando a un gel deficiente.…”
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