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Milk Curdling by Rennet under High Pressure
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1987
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Milk CurdlingHigh Hydrostatic PressureEngineeringFood PhysicHydrodynamic CavitationFluid MechanicsFood BiophysicsBiochemical EngineeringHigh PressureRheologyMilk Curd FormationFood EngineeringFood ProcessingHigh PressuresFood TechnologyHealth Sciences
ABSTRACT The effect of pressure on milk curd formation initiated by rennet was studied under high pressures. The milk used was a 20% solution of skim milk powder in 0.02M CaCl 2 . After holding the milk with rennet at 35°C for given periods under high pressure, up to 1300 kglcm 2 , the extent of proteolytic digestion and the curd tension were measured under atmospheric pressure. Rennet and milk protein were not denatured by pressure under the experimental conditions used. The primary phase reaction of milk curdling by rennet (hydrolysis of casein) was not affected by compression. The secondary phase reaction (core formation of casein micelle aggregates) was delayed under high pressure and the tertiary phase reaction (milk curd formation) was accelerated.
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