Cv. Santos et al., Deamidation kinetics of casein precipitated by carbon dioxide compared with commercial caseinates, J FOOD SCI, 64(3), 1999, pp. 400-404
Casein precipitated by carbon dioxide (CO2-casein), and commercial sodium a
nd calcium caseinates (1% w/v in water) were thermally deamidated at pH 8 f
ar up to 96h at 85, 100, and 115 degrees C. CO2-casein displayed the highes
t overall extent of deamidation at 100 and 115 degrees C after 32 and 24h,
respectively, while there was no difference at 85 degrees C. Structural dif
ferences between CO2-casein and the commercial caseinates may account for t
he difference in deamidation. Deamidation kinetics were apparent first-orde
r with respect to concentrations of the amides, asparagine and glutamine. R
eaction rate constants and Arrhenius parameters were comparable from regres
sion modeling.