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name: Studies on the effects of heat and high pressure treatmeants on fat globule surface layers in recombined milk : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Food Technology at Massey University, Manawatu, New Zealand
description: The present study examined the effects of heat treatment, high pressure (HP) treatment or combined heat and HP treatments, either before or after homogenization, on recombined milk systems. The main focus was to explore the changes induced by these treatments on the surface layers of recombined fat globules, milk proteins and rheological properties of acid gels. Heat treatments caused denaturation of whey proteins; the degree of denaturation was dependent on temperature, holding time and to a lesser extent on the placement of heat treatment. Recombined milks that underwent heat treatment before or after homogenization had similar levels of whey protein denaturation. The amounts of caseins and denatured whey proteins adsorbed on the surface of fat globules of recombined milk heated before homogenization were significantly lower than those heated after homogenization, indicating different interaction mechanisms in these two systems. Increases in treatment pressure used in HP treatment resulted in decreased amounts of caseins, while whey proteins adsorbed onto the surface layers of fat globules increased. This was probably due to the dissociation of casein micelles under HP treatment and the interactions between HP-induced denatured whey proteins and casein particles on the surface layers of fat globules. Combined heat and HP treatments induced changes on adsorbed caseins and whey proteins on fat globule surface layers. HP treatment induced additional denaturation of whey proteins in heated milks, resulting in slightly increased amounts of denatured whey protein adsorbed onto the surface layers. Gelation pH, final G? and yield stress values of acid gels prepared from recombined milks heated before or after homogenization were dependent on temperature, holding time and the placement of heat treatment. These changes were attributed to the extent of denaturation of the whey proteins and their interactions with casein particles adsorbed onto the fat globule surface and in …
abstract: The present study examined the effects of heat treatment, high pressure (HP) treatment or combined heat and HP treatments, either before or after homogenization, on recombined milk systems. The main focus was to explore the changes induced by these treatments on the surface layers of recombined fat globules, milk proteins and rheological properties of acid gels. Heat treatments caused denaturation of whey proteins; the degree of denaturation was dependent on temperature, holding time and to a lesser extent on the placement of heat treatment. Recombined milks that underwent heat treatment before or after homogenization had similar levels of whey protein denaturation. The amounts of caseins and denatured whey proteins adsorbed on the surface of fat globules of recombined milk heated before homogenization were significantly lower than those heated after homogenization, indicating different interaction mechanisms in these two systems. Increases in treatment pressure used in HP treatment resulted in decreased amounts of caseins, while whey proteins adsorbed onto the surface layers of fat globules increased. This was probably due to the dissociation of casein micelles under HP treatment and the interactions between HP-induced denatured whey proteins and casein particles on the surface layers of fat globules. Combined heat and HP treatments induced changes on adsorbed caseins and whey proteins on fat globule surface layers. HP treatment induced additional denaturation of whey proteins in heated milks, resulting in slightly increased amounts of denatured whey protein adsorbed onto the surface layers. Gelation pH, final G? and yield stress values of acid gels prepared from recombined milks heated before or after homogenization were dependent on temperature, holding time and the placement of heat treatment. These changes were attributed to the extent of denaturation of the whey proteins and their interactions with casein particles adsorbed onto the fat globule surface and in …
author: Anantawat, Visaka
keywords: Reconstituted milk, Recombined milk, Milk fat, Milk, Heat treatment, High pressure treatment, Fat globule surface layers
date published: 2011
date modified: 2026-07-27T20:16:53Z
provider: Massey University
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
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source organization: Massey University