Delaying raw milk spoilage by chemically modified legume proteins

Supplementation of raw milk with 0.5% methylated soybean protein (MSP) or ýmethylated chickpea protein (MCP) could delay its spoilage at room temperature (25°C) ýand extended its technological validity up to 12 h instead of 6 h. Titratable acidity and pH ýreached respective levels of 0.22 (as lactic...

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Published inZagazig Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. 39; no. 1
Main Authors Mohamed, A.O, El-Massry, R.A.A, Al-Gaby, A.M.A, Sitohy, M.Z
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.01.2012
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Summary:Supplementation of raw milk with 0.5% methylated soybean protein (MSP) or ýmethylated chickpea protein (MCP) could delay its spoilage at room temperature (25°C) ýand extended its technological validity up to 12 h instead of 6 h. Titratable acidity and pH ýreached respective levels of 0.22 (as lactic acid %) and 6.30 in raw milk provided with ýý0.5% esterified legume protein after 12 h of storage at room temperature against 0.49 (as ýlactic acid %) and 4.64 in case of non-supplemented raw milk. MSP delayed casein ýcomplete degradation to the 24. h h instead of 12 h in case of control. Untreated raw milk ýwas the earliest coagulated by alcohol and boiling, i.e. after only 6 h while milk samples ýprovided with 0.5% MSP or MCP were both stable to heat and ethanol treatment up to 12 ýh of storage at room temperature. Total mesophilic bacteria, Pseudomonas spp. and ýEnterobacteriaceae counts in MSP and MCP supplemented raw milk were lower by about ýý1.6-2.0 log as compared to the untreated raw milk after 12 h of storage at room ýtemperature. Raw milk technological characteristics were maintained after 12h of room ýtemperature storage when provided with 0.5% MSP or MCP.ý
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ISSN:1110-0338