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Purdue University Lafayette, Indiana
ABSTRACT
Differences in heat stability of lipase produced by Ps. fragi, Ps. mucidolens, and Ps. fluorescens were demonstrated.
The enzyme produced by Ps. fluorescens was inactivated using the commercial heat treatment applied to milk, whereas the enzymes produced by Ps. fragi and Ps. mucidolens were more heat-stable and caused problems in Purdue Swiss-Type Cheese, making it unmarketable due to the off-flavor developed.
1 Published with the approval of the Director of the Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station as Journal Series Paper no. 2548.
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