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Biocompatible micro-gel particles from cross-linked casein micelles
The stability of internally cross-linked casein micelles against disruption by urea (which disrupts hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic interactions) and trisodium citrate (which sequesters micellar calcium phosphate) was investigated.
Smiddy MA +5 more
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: The present work aims to evaluate the dissociation of casein micelles in diluted skim milk (SM) systems after undergoing solvent- or emulsifying salt-based dissociation coupled with ultra-high-pressure homogenization (UHPH).
D.R. Stroinski, K. Petersen, G.E. Lewis
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Casein micelles as sticky colloidal microgel particles
Casein micelles, which make up to 80% of the protein content of milk, are one of the most common "association colloids". They are highly hydrated (~85% w/w of water) and roughly spherical particles of ~100 nm in diameter. In a variety of dairy processing
Cayemitte, Pierre Emerson +7 more
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The effect of calcium chelators on physical changes of casein micelles in concentrated micellar casein solutions was investigated by measuring calcium-ion activity, viscosity and turbidity, and performing ultracentrifugation. The highest viscosities were
de Kort, E.J.P. +4 more
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STUDY OF THE ENZYMATIC STAGE OF MILK GELATION: CHANGES IN VISCOSITY AND MICROSTRUCTURE
The article presents the results of experimental joint studies of changes in the viscosity and microstructure of milk at the enzymatic stage of gelation.
I. T. Smykov
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Structural changes of casein micelles in a calcium gradient film
Calcium gradients are prepared by sequentially filling a micropipette with casein solutions of varying calcium concentration and spreading them on glass slides.
Müller-Buschbaum, P. +4 more
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This study aimed to investigate the interfacial behaviour of caseins in different micelle content and its effect on the stability of emulsions, including micellar casein concentrate (MCN), calcium caseinate (CaC) and sodium caseinate (NaC).
Guosen Yan +6 more
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Casein nanogels prepared from crosslinking of casein micelles by genipin
Re-design of casein micelles is a challenge in creating new functionalities to this bio-sourced material produced worldwide. Herein, we present a procedure to create stable casein microgel particles from casein micelles using a natural cross-linker named
Saint-Jalmes, Arnaud +3 more
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Letter to the editor: Casein micelles or casein supramolecules? [PDF]
McMahon and Oommen (2008) drew our attention to the IUPAC definition of the supramolecule as “a system consisting of 2 or more molecular entities held together and organized by means of intermolecular (non-covalent) binding interactions.” This is now a direct quote from IUPAC Compendium of Chemical Terminology (IUPAC, 1997).
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Dissociation of casein micelles to soluble casein complexes [PDF]
R F, Murphy, W K, Downey, R D, Kearney
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