D. Karleskind et al., CHEMICAL PRETREATMENT AND MICROFILTRATION FOR MAKING DELIPIDIZED WHEY-PROTEIN CONCENTRATE, Journal of food science, 60(2), 1995, pp. 221-226
Chemical pretreatment, microfiltration (MF) and ultrafiltration (UF) w
ere applied to produce delipidized whey protein concentrates (WPC). Pr
ocesses including both chemical pretreatment and MF resulted in WPC wi
th <0.5% lipids. Low-pH UF and isoelectric point (pI) precipitation we
re more effective for lipid removal than chemical pretreatment by ther
mocalcic aggregation. Protein permeation ratios in MF processes were i
mproved by UF preconcentration of whey. Protein permeation and flux we
re different between the two MF membranes used. Isoelectric point prec
ipitation increased beta-Lg contents, but not alpha-La, in the resulti
ng WPC (B). Minor proteins exhibited lower concentrations in WPC B and
MF WPC products.