Changes in the Protein Composition and Size Distribution of Bovine Casein Micelles Induced by Cooling(Food & Nutrition)
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The changes of bovine casein micelles during cold storage were investigated from the standpoint of the size of micells. Large, medium, and small micelles (>50, 50-30, and <30nm in radius) were obtained from skim-milk by differential centrifugation. After the definite-sized micelles were equilibrated at 4℃ and 37℃, they were fractionated by differential centrifugation and gel chromatography. The casein contents of these fractions were measured by SDS-poIyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. A high quantitative separation of caseins was achieved by this method. The liberation of ^-casein by cooling occurred easily from the larger-sized micelles. A larger amount of K-casein was liberated from the smaller-sized micelles. The medium micelle fraction was increased by the supply from large micelles at 4℃, and the medium micelles degraded partly to the small micelle fraction and soluble casein. Small micelles degraded partly to soluble casein. The small micelle fraction was not produced from large micelles. The stability of micelles under cooling was related closely to the miceller size.
- 社団法人日本農芸化学会の論文
- 1990-06-23
著者
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Ono Tomotada
Department of Bioscience and Technology, lwate University
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Ono Tomotada
Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Iwate University
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ODAGIRI Satoshi
Department of Agricultural Chemistry, Iwate University
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MURAYAMA Tamaki
Department of Agricultural Chemistry, Iwate University
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KAKETA Setu
Department of Agricultural Chemistry, Iwate University
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Murayama Tamaki
Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Iwate University
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Odagiri S
Iwate Univ. Iwate Jpn
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Odagiri Satoshi
Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Iwate University
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Kaketa Setu
Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Iwate University
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