Protein Denaturation During Processing
Protein Denaturation During Processing is a biochemical phenomenon in which the native three-dimensional structure of proteins is disrupted due to physical or chemical processing conditions, leading to loss of functional and structural integrity essential for quality attributes in food and biological systems.
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Susan D. Arntfield, E.D. Murray · Canadian Institute of Food Science and Technology Journal · 1981 · 297 citations
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