Journal of Dairy Science
Volume 92, Issue 1 , Pages 35-48 , January 2009

Glycosylation and expanded utility of a modified whey protein ingredient via carbohydrate conjugation at low pH

Received 10 April 2008 ,Accepted 9 September 2008.

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    Total height of each emulsion (HE) and the height of the droplet depleted layer (HD).

    Total height of each emulsion (HE) and the height of the droplet depleted layer (HD).

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    Ionization mass spectrometry chromatography data, in duplicate, illustrating β-LG peaks from nonheated modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC) samples and lactosylated β-LG from heated mWPC samples.

    Ionization mass spectrometry chromatography data, in duplicate, illustrating β-LG peaks from nonheated modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC) samples and lactosylated β-LG from heated mWPC samples.

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    A) SDS-PAGE banding pattern of whey protein and whey protein-carbohydrate conjugates. Lane 1 = marker protein; lane 2 = commercial whey protein concentrate (cWPC); lane 3 = modified whey protein conce

    A) SDS-PAGE banding pattern of whey protein and whey protein-carbohydrate conjugates. Lane 1 = marker protein; lane 2 = commercial whey protein concentrate (cWPC); lane 3 = modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC); lane = heated mWPC; lane 5 = heated mWPC-dextran (DX) 35; lane 6 = heated mWPC-DX100. Samples in lanes 4, 5, and 6 were heat treated (100°C, 2h) under dry conditions. All samples were initially prepared at pH 3.5, before electrophoresis, except for cWPC, which was prepared at pH 6.6. B) SDS-PAGE glycoprotein staining pattern of whey protein and whey protein-dextran test samples as loaded in the same order.

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    A) Apparent viscosity of reconstituted nonheated modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC; 7% protein, wt/vol) with or without dextran (DX) and prepared at a 2:1 ratio, over the shear rate range from 0

    A) Apparent viscosity of reconstituted nonheated modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC; 7% protein, wt/vol) with or without dextran (DX) and prepared at a 2:1 ratio, over the shear rate range from 0.1 to 500s−1 at 25°C. Error bars represent 1 standard deviation from the mean; B) apparent viscosity of reconstituted heated (100°C, 2h) mWPC (7% protein, wt/vol) with or without DX and prepared at a 2:1 ratio, over the shear rate range of 0.1 to 500s−1 at 25°C. Error bars represent 1 standard deviation from the mean.

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    A) Small amplitude oscillatory shear data for reconstituted nonheated modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC; 7% protein, wt/vol) with or without dextran (DX) and prepared at a 2:1 ratio. Closed symb

    A) Small amplitude oscillatory shear data for reconstituted nonheated modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC; 7% protein, wt/vol) with or without dextran (DX) and prepared at a 2:1 ratio. Closed symbols indicate G′ values and open symbols indicate G″ values. Error bars represent 1 standard deviation from the mean; B) small amplitude oscillatory shear data for reconstituted mWPC (7%, wt/vol) with or without DX and prepared at a 2:1 ratio, after dry heat treatment at 100°C for 2h. Closed symbols indicate G′ values and open symbols indicate G″ values. Error bars represent 1 standard deviation from the mean.

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    Plot of creaming index values for 5mg/mL protein solutions of commercial whey protein concentrate (cWPC), modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC), and heated mWPC, mWPC-dextran (DX)100, mWPC-DX35 dis

    Plot of creaming index values for 5mg/mL protein solutions of commercial whey protein concentrate (cWPC), modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC), and heated mWPC, mWPC-dextran (DX)100, mWPC-DX35 dispersions, prepared at a 2:1 ratio, measured after 1wk at ambient temperature. Error bars represent 1 standard deviation from the mean. All samples were prepared at pH 3.5 except for cWPC, which was prepared at pH 6.6. a–eDifferent letters indicate significant differences (P<0.05).

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    Scanning electron micrographs of modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC) and mWPC-dextran (DX) samples (5.6% protein, wt/vol). A) mWPC, 2,500× magnification, scale bar = 10μm; B) mWPC-DX100, 2:1 rati

    Scanning electron micrographs of modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC) and mWPC-dextran (DX) samples (5.6% protein, wt/vol). A) mWPC, 2,500× magnification, scale bar = 10μm; B) mWPC-DX100, 2:1 ratio, 2,500×, scale bar = 10μm; C) mWPC, 15,000×, scale bar = 1μm; and (D) mWPC-DX100, 2:1 ratio, 15,000×, scale bar = 1μm.

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    Changes in the water-holding capacity of nonheated and heated modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC; 5.6% protein) prepared in the presence and absence of dextran (DX, 2:1 ratio) at pH 3.5. a–dDiffe

    Changes in the water-holding capacity of nonheated and heated modified whey protein concentrate (mWPC; 5.6% protein) prepared in the presence and absence of dextran (DX, 2:1 ratio) at pH 3.5. a–dDifferent letters indicate significant differences (P<0.05).

1 Paper no. FSR-02-42 of the Journal Series of the Department of Food Science, North Carolina State University, Raleigh 27695-7624.

2 The use of trade names in this publication does not imply endorsement by the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service of products named, or criticism of similar ones not mentioned.

PII: S0022-0302(09)70307-8

doi: 10.3168/jds.2008-1263

Journal of Dairy Science
Volume 92, Issue 1 , Pages 35-48 , January 2009