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Firmness of enzymatically-formed milk gels measured by resistance to oscillatory deformation

Kowalchyk et al., 1978

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7665600960073227919
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Kowalchyk A
Olson N
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Journal of Dairy Science

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Firmness of milk gels formed with rennet extract and a mixture of rennet and porcine pepsin (Chymoset) was measured with an apparatus developed by CSIRO, Australia. The device consisted of two juxtapositioned diaphragms; one oscillated and sent pulses through the …
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