Gluten production: rheological characterisation and modelling
Extensibility of gluten involves the deformation of protein cross-links in the gluten. Belton (1999) suggested that the gluten network deformed upon stretching and then pulled apart by the trains as illustrated in Figure 1. The loops are being deformed and flattened by large extension.The extensi...
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Penerbit UTM
2007
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| Summary: | Extensibility of gluten involves the deformation of protein cross-links in the gluten. Belton (1999) suggested that the gluten network deformed upon stretching and then pulled apart by the trains as illustrated in Figure 1. The loops are being deformed and flattened by large extension.The extensibility of gluten is measured by performing the tensile test. The description of tensile test is covered by reviewing the past and current use in food analysis especially in gluten quality measurement. |
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