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Summary Food Ingredient Functionality - Protein part

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Don't feel like reading all 58 pages of the reader Food Ingredient Functionality? This summary describes all theory of the Protein part (reader, knowledgde clips, lectures) in just 6 pages! The content of the summary is: - Functionality - Variation in protein ingredients - Milk proteins - Protein...

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  • October 15, 2020
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1.

Name five sources of variation in protein ingredients

Answer: The source, the isolation method, the modification (Mailard, hydrolysis, enzymatic browning), the processing and the powder properties

2.

What is protein content?

Answer: grams of protein in 100 grams of dry matter

3.

What is protein composition?

Answer: gram of specific protein in 100 gram of proteins

4.

If you filtrate milk, which component is the easiest to filter out?

Answer: Casein proteins because they are much larger than whey and lactose

5.

Can casein interact with calcium?

Answer: Yes, because casein molecules are phosphorylated. These phosphate groups can have a strong interaction with divalent ions as calcium.

6.

True or false? Caseins are random coil proteins

Answer: True

7.

True or false? Casein molecules have a secondary and tertiary structure

Answer: False, casein molecules do not have a secondary or tertiary structure

8.

What is the reason that casein molecules cluster together into micelles?

Answer: Because of their unequal distribution of the hydrophobicity and charge.

9.

How do the micelles cluster together into macro-micelles?

Answer: Because of bridges between calcium and phosphate.

10.

What is on the outside of the macro-micelles?

Answer: The kappa-casein. They contain a larger carbohydrate group that provides steric repulsion between different macro-micelles.

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