Journal of Dairy Science · 1942 · 32 citations · 8 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryBiocatalysisEnzymologyLipid BiochemistryLipid ChemistryLipid DigestionLipid Hydrolysis In FoodsLipid MetabolismLipid-protein InteractionsProtein-lipid InteractionsLipase CatalysisLipasesPancreatic Lipase Action
In a previous paper (6), a method was described for following the lipolysis of milk fat by direct titration of the fatty acids in the fat itself. This method seemed particularly suitable for a study of lipolysis in butter as related to time and temperature of pasteurization, since it yielded definite numerical data, and the experiment could be continued for a long period of time, thus revealing the presence of very small amounts of lipase.
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