Casein Micelle Aggregation
Casein Micelle Aggregation is a biochemical process in which casein micelles, the colloidal particles in milk, undergo structural coalescence due to changes in pH, ionic strength, or enzymatic action, leading to the formation of a three-dimensional network essential for curd formation.
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pH-dependent structures and properties of casein micelles
Yan Liu, Rong Guo · Biophysical Chemistry · 2008 · 263 citations
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