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Journal of Dairy Science
Volume 90, Issue 5
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2103-2112
, May 2007
Proteolysis in Mozzarella Cheeses Manufactured by Different Industrial Processes
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Evolution of soluble nitrogen values (%SN) for the central points (E1, E9, and E17) of the experimental design during ripening time at 4°C. Fat matter in the cheese milk was 2.9%, stretching temperatu
Evolution of soluble nitrogen values (%SN) for the central points (E1, E9, and E17) of the experimental design during ripening time at 4°C. Fat matter in the cheese milk was 2.9%, stretching temperature was 83°C, and brining time was 18
h. ■ = E1, □ = E9; ▴ = E17. -
Evolution of soluble nitrogen values (%SN) during ripening at 4°C of 4 pairs of cheeses stretched at 78 or 88°C and brined for 14 or 22h. E2 (■) and E3 (□): stretching temperature 78°C, 14h of briningEvolution of soluble nitrogen values (%SN) during ripening at 4°C of 4 pairs of cheeses stretched at 78 or 88°C and brined for 14 or 22
h. E2 (■) and E3 (□): stretching temperature 78°C, 14
h of brining; E4 (▵) and E5 (▴): stretching temperature 88°C, 14
h of brining; E6 (○) and E7 (●): stretching temperature 78°C, 22
h of brining; and E8 (+) and E10 (−): stretching temperature 88°C, 22
h of brining. -
Evolution of soluble nitrogen values (%SN) for the star points of the experimental design during ripening time at 4°C. a) Samples with 2.06 (E11) and 3.74% (E12) of fat content in the cheese-making miEvolution of soluble nitrogen values (%SN) for the star points of the experimental design during ripening time at 4°C. a) Samples with 2.06 (E11) and 3.74% (E12) of fat content in the cheese-making milk; b) samples stretched at 74.6 (E13) and 91.4°C (E14); c) samples brined for 11.27 (E15) and 24.73
h (E16), respectively. -
Urea-PAGE of Mozzarella cheese sampled at a) 4, b) 49, c) 91, and d) 131 d of ripening. Fat matter in cheese milk (%), stretching temperature (°C), and brining time (h), respectively, of each cheese wUrea-PAGE of Mozzarella cheese sampled at a) 4, b) 49, c) 91, and d) 131 d of ripening. Fat matter in cheese milk (%), stretching temperature (°C), and brining time (h), respectively, of each cheese was as follows: E1 = 2.9%, 83°C, 18
h; E2 = 2.4%, 78°C, 14
h; E3 = 3.4%, 78°C, 14
h; E = 2.4%, 88°C, 14
h; E5 = 3.4%, 88°C, 14
h; E6 = 2.4%, 78°C, 22
h; E7 = 3.4%, 78°C, 22
h; E8 = 2.4%, 88°C, 22
h; E9 = 2.9%, 83°C, 18
h: E10 = 3.4%, 88°C, 22
h; E11 = 2.06%, 83°C, 18
h; E12 = 3.74%, 83°C, 18
h; E13 = 2.9%, 74.6°C, 18
h; E14 = 2.9%, 91.4°C, 18
h; E15 = 2.9%, 83°C, 11.27
h; E16 = 2.9%, 83°C, 24.73
h; and E17 = 2.9%, 83°C, 18
h. Cheeses E8 to 17 remained in the ripening room and were also sampled at 131 d (panel d). -
Principal component analysis and sample clustering (k-means) of preprocessed data obtained from reverse phase-HPLC chromatograms of the water-soluble fraction of Mozzarella cheeses. Numbers indicate sPrincipal component analysis and sample clustering (k-means) of preprocessed data obtained from reverse phase-HPLC chromatograms of the water-soluble fraction of Mozzarella cheeses. Numbers indicate sample and ripening time; different symbols show different cluster membership.
PII: S0022-0302(07)71700-9
doi: 10.3168/jds.2006-795
© 2007 American Dairy Science Association. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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