pH对阴离子瓜尔胶溶液流变特性的影响研究

应用无重复双因素5水平方差分析法,在pH7.0～pH3.0之间研究了柠檬酸及乳酸不同pH对阴离子瓜尔胶溶液流变特性的影响。表明:在α=0.05水平上不同酸对零剪切黏度、黏度、黏度衰减、剪切稀化指数、弹性模量、黏性模量、复合黏度、频率扫描与温度扫描时G’=G’’的交点频率及凝胶点温度无明显差异,而对黏弹性比值tan(delta)及松驰时间具有显著性差异。另外,pH值影响上述各指标,特别是当pH3时瓜尔胶溶液流变特性发生显著变化。     

Effects of pH adjustment with phosphates on attributes and functionalities of normal and high pH beef

Longissimus dorsi muscles from six normal- and six high-ultimate pH bulls were selected for fine mincing and subsequent pH adjustment with acid and alkaline pyrophosphate. Four pH treatments were prepared: initially high remains high (mean of pH 6.37), high becomes normal (5.62); initially normal remains normal (5.65), and normal becomes high (6.21). The addition level of phosphate as P(2)O(5) was the same in all replicates. Before pH adjustment, colour and water holding capacity (WHC) values were strongly affected by higher (initial) pH in expected ways: darker, lower chroma, higher capacity. After pH adjustment, these values were affected only by the final pH, not the initial pH (the pH history). Total protein solubility was likewise affected by final pH but not initial pH. In contrast, the combination high initial pH-high final pH improved sarcoplasmic protein solubility by 20% over the combination normal initial pH-high final pH. Sarcoplasmic protein solubility is an indicator of strain required to fracture cooked batters made from the minced meats; in the event, the rank order of the four treatments for strain-to-fracture matched that of sarcoplasmic protein solubility. Statistically, sarcoplasmic protein solubility and strain-to-fracture were both affected by initial pH (P<0.01) and final pH (P<0.001). However, stress required to fracture cooked batters was entirely controlled by initial pH (P<0.01). In other words, the stress-to-fracture advantage of initially high pH meat was not matched by upward pH adjustment of initially normal pH meat. Emulsion stability, which is better with higher pH meat, was affected by initial and final pH (both P<0.01). Cook yield, like WHC of pH-adjusted raw meat, was more due to final pH than initial pH, similarly cooked batter colour, whereas final pH had a significant effect on quality attributes (generally better when higher). An initially high pH history conferred an enduring advantage on three important batter attributes, stress-to-fracture, strain-to-fracture, and emulsion stability. Therefore, prior exposure of beef to normal pH conditions (pH 5.4-5.7) renders it less useful as a manufacturing grade product.     

Effects of pre-rigor injection of sodium citrate or acetate,or post-rigor injection of phosphate plus salt on post-mortem glycolysis,pH, and pork quality attributes

Forty pork carcass sides were assigned to one of four treatments: pre-rigor citrate (CIT) or acetate injection (ACE); post-rigor phosphate and salt injection (PHOS); and non-injected control (CON). Loins in 20 sides were injected at 50 min post-mortem with 4% solutions of CIT or ACE to approximately 110% of projected loin weights, and 10 loins were injected at 24 h post-mortem to 106.6% with a solution of 4.4% PHOS and 2.2% salt. Although CIT increased pH (P < 0.05), neither CIT nor ACE altered (P > 0.05) glycolytic metabolite concentrations. The pH increase in muscles from the CIT treatment was most likely due to its buffering ability rather than to its glycolytic inhibition. Pre-rigor CIT injection improved tenderness without the detrimental effects on color or flavor found with PHOS, but neither CIT nor ACE altered glycolytic metabolites or improved firmness, wetness, or fresh visual color over CON. Poor flavor attributes of the ACE treatment will hinder its use as an ingredient for pork enhancement solutions.     

Effects of pre-rigor injection of sodium citrate or acetate, or post-rigor injection of phosphate plus salt on post-mortem glycolysis, pH, and pork quality attributes

Forty pork carcass sides were assigned to one of four treatments: pre-rigor citrate (CIT) or acetate injection (ACE); post-rigor phosphate and salt injection (PHOS); and non-injected control (CON). Loins in 20 sides were injected at 50 min post-mortem with 4% solutions of CIT or ACE to approximately 110% of projected loin weights, and 10 loins were injected at 24 h post-mortem to 106.6% with a solution of 4.4% PHOS and 2.2% salt. Although CIT increased pH (P < 0.05), neither CIT nor ACE altered (P > 0.05) glycolytic metabolite concentrations. The pH increase in muscles from the CIT treatment was most likely due to its buffering ability rather than to its glycolytic inhibition. Pre-rigor CIT injection improved tenderness without the detrimental effects on color or flavor found with PHOS, but neither CIT nor ACE altered glycolytic metabolites or improved firmness, wetness, or fresh visual color over CON. Poor flavor attributes of the ACE treatment will hinder its use as an ingredient for pork enhancement solutions.     

Effects of calcium and pH on spun fibres produced from plasma-alginate mixtures

When a solution of blood plasma and sodium alginate (protein: polysaccharide ratio 3:1) was extruded into coagulating baths of calcium chloride there was a rapid increase in shear strength of the fibre bundles with a rise in salt concentration up to 3% calcium chloride. Above this concentration no further increase in shear strength was observed. The ratio of plasma protein to alginate was between 0·84 and 1·1 in all tows produced from unbuffered calcium chloride baths.

Extruding the dope into 5% calcium chloride baths of pH values between 2 and 8 indicated that fibre strength was independent of pH in the range 4 to 8. Below pH 4 the tows rapidly decreased in shear strength to a minimum at pH 3·5. Decreasing the pH further led to an increase in fibre strength as acid denaturated protein coprecipitated with the polysaccharide. The ratio of plasma to alginate in the tows was around 1·0 for pH values above 3·5, rapidly increasing to 2·8 at pH 2·0.     

Minerals,polysaccharides and antioxidant properties of aqueous solutions obtained from macroalgal beach-casts in the Noto Peninsula,Ishikawa, Japan

To clarify the useful properties of the macroalgal beach-casts for food, we determined mineral, water-soluble polysaccharide and total phenolic compound contents and antioxidant properties of aqueous solutions obtained from frond of eight brown and four green algae. These algae were washed ashore from the East Sea (the Sea of Japan) to the northeast beaches of the Noto Peninsula in autumn. There were fresh and large amounts of Ecklonia stolonifera (Es), Ecklonia kurome (Ek), Sargassum ringgoldianum subsp. coreanum (Sr) and Sargassum macrocarpum on the beaches. Potassium, magnesium and calcium ions were high in Sr-solution. High molecular weight water-soluble polysaccharide, mainly alginates, and relative viscosity were also high in Sr-solution. Both Es and Ek solutions showed high contents of total phenolic compounds and high antioxidant activities, including DPPH radical- and hydroxyl radical-scavenging and ferrous reducing power. On the other hand, the highest superoxide anion radical-scavenging activity was in the Sr solution. In the case of Sr, the same antioxidant properties were also found in the aqueous solution obtained from stem. These results suggest that some macroalgal beach-casts, especially Sr, can be utilised as new natural resources for functional foods, cosmetics, medical applications and fertilizer instead of being processed to landfill or incineration.     

NaCl添加量及pH对马铃薯泥品质特性的影响

该试验以蒸制熟化的马铃薯泥为对象,利用电子眼、应变控制流变仪、物性测试仪、扫描电子显微镜、激光共聚焦显微镜、X-射线衍射仪、核磁共振分析系统等,研究NaCl添加量（0%、0.5%、1.0%,m/m,以薯泥计）及pH（6、7、8）对马铃薯泥色泽、流变学特性、质构特性及微观结构等的影响规律。结果表明：随NaCl添加量的增加,马铃薯泥弹性由81.86%减小到79.40%、硬度由551.72 g增大到784.28 g,网络结构受到一定的破坏。随pH的增加,与pH为6时相比,马铃薯泥的弹性由81.44%减小到75.96%、硬度呈先降低后升高的趋势,稳定性减弱;当pH为6时,马铃薯泥弹性最大（81.44%）,硬度较小（528.84 g）,形成了致密的凝胶网络结构。综上所述,在不添加NaCl、pH为6时,马铃薯泥具有最佳的加工特性。该研究可为采用NaCl及调节pH制备适用于主食及休闲食品加工的高品质马铃薯泥提供理论依据。     

Interacting Effects of pH and NaCl on Heat Resistance of Bacterial Spores

Spores of PA3679 (C. sporogenes) and Clostridium botulinum 213B were less heat resistant when heated in a menstruum of decreasing pH. The D value of the spore population decreased by 50% when heated in pH 5.0 buffer compared to pH 7.0 buffer. Addition of NaCl to the recovery medium reduced the number of colony forming units in a population of heated spores. Presence of NaCl at 2.0% in the recovery medium decreased the spore D-value by 20-40% irrespective of pH of the heating menstruum. Combined effects of pH and NaCl could be illustrated by three-dimensional histograms.     

Effect of calcium carbonate,calcium citrate,tricalcium phosphate,calcium gluconate and calcium lactate on some physicochemical properties of soymilk

Soymilk fortified with 25 mm Ca (Ca carbonate, Ca citrate, triCa phosphate, Ca gluconate or Ca lactate) was compared with the properties of unfortified soymilk (control). Calcium carbonate, Ca citrate and triCa phosphate did not significantly affect [Ca²⁺], absolute viscosity and particle size of soymilk, but Ca gluconate and Ca lactate significantly increased these properties. The pH of soymilk was significantly increased by adding Ca carbonate but significantly reduced by adding Ca gluconate and Ca lactate. Dry sediment of soymilk increased significantly with the addition of all Ca salts excluding triCa phosphate. Freezing point depression increased significantly only for Ca gluconate and Ca lactate, mainly owing to their higher solubility.     

Colour evaluation of a phycobiliprotein‐rich extract obtained from Nostoc PCC9205 in acidic solutions and yogurt

BACKGROUND: Phycobiliproteins are coloured proteins produced by cyanobacteria, which have several applications because of their colour properties. However, there is no available information about the colour stability of phycobiliproteins from Nostoc sp. in food systems. The aim of this work was to study the colour stability of a purple‐coloured phycobiliprotein‐rich extract from the cyanobacterium Nostoc PCC9205 in acidic solutions and yogurt. RESULTS: Variations of pH for Nostoc PCC9205 extract have shown stability for the L* (lightness) and a* (redness) indexes in the range 1.0–7.0. The b* index (blueness), however, increased at pH values below 4.0, indicating loss of the blue colour. The Nostoc PCC9205 extract was used as colorant in yogurt (pH 4.17) stored for 60 days. Instrumental colour analysis showed no changes for the L* and a* indexes during storage, whereas the b* index changed after 20 days of storage. A multiple comparison test showed colour instability after 20 days of storage. A hedonic scale test performed on the 60th day of storage showed acceptability of the product. CONCLUSIONS: The red component of the phycobiliprotein‐rich extract from Nostoc PCC9205 presented an improved stability in acidic media and yogurt compared with the blue component of this extract. Copyright © 2011 Society of Chemical Industry     

柠檬酸钙和大豆分离蛋白对大米淀粉质构分级的影响

目的 探究柠檬酸钙和大豆分离蛋白对大米淀粉液体食品质构分级的影响。方法 本研究通过国际吞咽障碍饮食标准(International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative, IDDSI)质构测试、物性分析、快速黏度分析及扫描电镜等技术方法分析柠檬酸钙(0.1%、0.2%和0.3%)和大豆分离蛋白(5%、10%和15%)对大米淀粉质构分级的影响。结果 IDDSI质构测试结果表明,柠檬酸钙使大米淀粉质构等级呈上升趋势(添加量为0.3%时,质构等级由2级变为3级),而大豆分离蛋白使大米淀粉质构等级呈下降趋势。物性分析(A/BE模式)结果表明,添加比例为0.3%的柠檬酸钙的淀粉样品黏度升高51.4%,添加比例为15%的大豆分离蛋白的淀粉样品黏度下降19.4%。快速黏度分析淀粉样品的终值黏度结果与物性分析的黏度结果趋势一致。粒径分析结果表明,柠檬酸钙提高了淀粉颗粒的尺寸,促进了淀粉颗粒的膨胀。大豆分离蛋白减小了淀粉颗粒的尺寸,抑制了淀粉颗粒的膨胀。红外光谱分析表明,钙盐和蛋白的添加量越大,淀粉分子之间的氢键数量减少的越明显。此外,通过扫描电镜观察到柠檬...     

pH和NaCl质量浓度对发酵鱼糜中腐败菌Aeromonas veronii bv. veronii群体感应的影响

细菌通过群体感应(Quorum sensing,QS)系统来调控自身一些代谢行为,如生物膜的形成、鞭毛运动等,可引起食品腐败和食源性疾病,分析环境因素对细菌QS的影响对控制水产品质量安全具有重要意义。该研究以从发酵鱼糜中分离的腐败菌Aeromonas veronii bv.veronii为研究对象,利用生物报告菌根癌农杆菌及激光共聚焦显微镜等技术分析了pH(6.0、7.0、8.0)和Na Cl(5、10、20 g/L)对细菌N-酰基高丝氨酸内酯(N-acyl homoserine lactone,AHL)类信号分子介导的QS及代谢行为的影响。研究发现,培养基初始pH 8.0或NaCl质量浓度为20g/L时能显著降低细菌产生的AHLs活性、生物膜形成能力及泳动能力(p0.05)。由此认为,通过控制环境中的pH和Na Cl质量浓度能影响细菌合成AHLs及其QS系统的表达,并调控细菌的代谢行为。     

Hemoglobin-mediated lipid oxidation of protein isolates obtained from cod and haddock white muscle as affected by citric acid,calcium chloride and pH

Acid or alkali solubilization followed by isoelectric precipitation can be used to isolate proteins with good functional properties from muscle tissue. Both acid (pH 3.0) and alkali (pH 10.5) treatment of the muscle decreased lipid oxidation catalyzed by hemoglobin. Citric acid and calcium chloride improved the oxidative stability of both acid- and alkali-solubilized muscle protein isolates when added to the homogenized muscle before separating the membrane or directly to the isolated membranes in the assay. Citric acid may have functioned in part by lowering the pH and destroying preformed peroxides. Exposing the muscle and the hemoglobin together at pH 3 promoted lipid oxidation, while addition of citric acid/calcium chloride or press juice to washed cod prior to solubilization inhibited lipid oxidation even when the tissue and hemoglobin were acidified together.     

Effects of pH, chloride, and bicarbonate on Cu(I) oxidation kinetics at circumneutral pH

The oxidation kinetics of nanomolar concentrations of Cu(I) in NaCl solutions have been investigated over the pH range 6.5-8.0. The overall apparent oxidation rate constant was strongly affected by chloride, moderately by bicarbonate, and to a lesser extent by pH. In the absence of bicarbonate, an equilibrium-based speciation model indicated that Cu(+) and CuClOH(-) were the most kinetically reactive species, while the contribution of other Cu(I) species to the overall oxidation rate was minor. A kinetic model based on recognized key redox reactions for these two species further indicated that oxidation of Cu(I) by oxygen and superoxide were important reactions at all pH values and chloride concentrations considered, but back reduction of Cu(II) by superoxide only became important at relatively low chloride concentrations. Bicarbonate concentrations from 2 to 5 mM substantially accelerated Cu(I) oxidation. Kinetic analysis over a range of bicarbonate concentrations revealed that this was due to formation of CuCO(3)(-), which reacts relatively rapidly with oxygen, and not due to inhibition of the back reduction of Cu(II) by formation of Cu(II)-carbonate complexes. We conclude that the simultaneous oxygenation of Cu(+), CuClOH(-), and CuCO(3)(-) is the rate-limiting step in the overall oxidation of Cu(I) under these conditions.     

Effects of pH, calcium chloride, and chymosin concentration on coagulation properties of abnormal and normal milk

Individual Holstein cow milk samples were selected for good and poor chymosin-coagulation characteristics. The effect of pH adjustment, addition of .02% calcium chloride, and variation in chymosin concentration on coagulation properties of good and poor coagulating samples was evaluated. Pooling 50% good and 50% poor coagulating samples did not improve the average coagulation properties of the poor samples. Reducing milk pH to 6.3 caused a significant decrease in coagulation time but a less marked increase in curd firmness. The greatest increase in curd firmness was obtained by a combination of reducing milk pH, addition of .02% calcium chloride, and reducing chymosin concentration. High-chymosin concentration at reduced pH decreased coagulation time without substantially increasing curd firmness. Curd disintegration was more apparent at high-chymosin concentration in the poor coagulating samples.     

High pressure effect on the color of minced cured restructured ham at different levels of drying, pH, and NaCl

Color changes of minced cured restructured ham was studied considering the effects of high pressure (HP) treatment (600 MPa, 13 °C, 5 min), raw meat pH₂₄ (low, normal, high), salt content (15, 30 g/kg), and drying (20%, 50% weight loss). Raw hams were selected based on pH₂₄ in Semimembranosus, mixed with additives, frozen, sliced, and dried using the Quick-Dry-Slice® process. Meat color (CIE 1976 L*a*b*) and reflectance spectra were measured before and after HP treatment. HP significantly increased L*, decreased a*, and decreased b* for restructured ham dried to 20% weight loss, regardless of salt content and pH₂₄. L* and a* were best preserved in high pH/high salt restructured ham. HP had no effect on the color of restructured ham dried to 50% weight loss. HP had no effect on the shape of reflectance curves, indicating that the pigment responsible for minced cured restructured ham color did not change due to HP.     

Thermal stability of moniliformin at varying temperature, pH, and time in an aqueous environment

Moniliformin (MON) is a widely occurring mycotoxin, produced mainly by Fusarium proliferatum and Fusarium subglutinans in corn, that has been shown to be acutely toxic for various animal species and is a suspected cause of Keshan disease in China. The effects of temperature (100, 125, and 150 degrees C) and pH (4, 7, and 9) on the stability of MON were determined in aqueous buffer solutions at processing times ranging from 10 to 60 min. The percentage of MON reduction was positively related to increasing temperature and pH. MON was most stable at pH 4. After 60 min at pH 4 and 150 degrees C, MON was reduced by only 5%. Heating at pH 10 caused major reduction of MON. After 60 min at pH 10 and 100, 125, and 150 degrees C, MON was reduced by 56, 72, and 83%, respectively. One trial done at 175 degrees C and pH 10 showed that less than 1% MON remained after 60 min of processing.