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Journal of Dairy Science Vol. 51 No. 10 1583-1586
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Turbidimetric Behavior of Casein Fractions after Treatment with Rennet1

U. S. Ashworth

Department of Animal Sciences, Washington State University, Pullman

ABSTRACT

Pure {kappa}-casein solutions in concentrations of less than 0.1% produce measurable turbidities in acetate buffer in the presence of dilute rennet solutions at pH 5.8 and 30 C. In mixtures of {alpha}s- and {kappa}-casein containing less than 20% {kappa}- the increase in turbidity after 5 min is proportional to the percentage {kappa}-casein in the mixture. Calcium is needed in the reaction mixture (.008M) to bring about the turbidity increases. The turbidity of pure {alpha}s-casein is not affected by addition of rennet. Variable increases in turbidity after rennet action on purified ß-casein fraction point to the difficulty of separation of {kappa}-casein from ß-casein. Isolated whole casein reacts more slowly with rennet than does purifled {kappa} -casein.


FOOTNOTES

1 Scientific Paper No. 3112. College of Agriculture Research Center Project No. 1809.







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