Polymerization and condensation reactions
Biochemical changes in food constituents
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Polymerization and condensation reactions
Biochemical changes in food constituents

Author : Denis LORIENT

Publication date: June 10, 1998 | Lire en français

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4. Polymerization and condensation reactions

4.1 Protein polymerization during denaturation and oxidation

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4.1.1 Condensation by exchange or formation of disulfide bridges

As written above, condensations of this type assume two conditions:

  • denaturation and unfolding of the protein by physical (thermal) or chemical (dissociating hydrophobic or ionic interactions) treatments;

  • sufficient protein concentration to facilitate the formation of intermolecular disulfide bridges inducing gelation....

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