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9780444888341

Food Science And Human Nutrition

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  • ISBN13:

    9780444888341

  • ISBN10:

    0444888349

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1992-04-01
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science Ltd

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This volume brings together 63 papers dealing with chemical, biochemical, sensory, microbiological, nutritional, technological and analytical aspects of foods for human consumption. The information presented is of considerable interest to all researchers, analysts, nutritionists, manufacturers, packagers, etc., involved in the perennial effort to gain more insight into the correlation between food science and human nutrition. (Limitation of space allows only a selection of papers to be mentioned).

Table of Contents

Preface
List of Contributors
Developments of a Microbially Catalyzed Oxidation Systemp. 1
Evaluation of Urtica Species as Potential Sources of Important Nutrientsp. 15
Alternates to Synthetic Antioxidantsp. 27
Utilization of Cottonseed Protein in Preparing New Edible Food Productsp. 43
Computer-Aided Organic Synthesis Applied to the Study of Formation of Aroma Compounds. Thermal Degradation of Diallyl Disulfidep. 75
Formation of Aroma by Hydrolysis of Glycosidically Bound Componentsp. 99
The Effect of Carbon and Nitrogen Sources on the Growth and Aroma Production of Penicillium italicump. 115
The Computer Simulation of the Chemical Kinetics of Flavor Compounds in Heated Foodsp. 123
Flavor Compounds in Maple Syrupp. 131
A Rapid Method for Monitoring Food Volatilesp. 141
Bramble Dried Leaf Volatilesp. 145
Influence of Variety and Location of Growth on Resulting Bramble Dried Leaf Volatilesp. 149
Steam Volatile Constituents from Seeds of Momordica charantia L.p. 153
Comparison of Volatile Components in Two Naranjilla Fruit (Solanum quitoense Lam.) Pulp from Different Originsp. 163
Analysis of the Volatile Constituents of a Special Type of White Breadp. 175
Defining Roasted Peanut Flavor Quality. Part I. Correlation of GC Volatiles with Roast Color as an Estimate of Qualityp. 183
Defining Roasted Peanut Flavor Quality. Part II. Correlation of GC Volatiles and Sensory Flavor Attributesp. 211
Growth Response of the Mushroom Agaricus campestris to Nitrogen Sources when Cultivated in Submerged Fermentationp. 229
Study of the Growth and Biomass Composition of the Edible Mushroom Pleurotus ostreatusp. 239
Improved Retention of Mushroom Flavor in Microwave-Hot Air Dryingp. 249
Study of the Interaction between Polyvinyl Chloride and Vinyl Chloride Monomer using Inverse Gas Chromatography - Thermodynamic and Structural Considerationsp. 257
Inverse Gas Chromatographic Study of Moisture Sorption by Wheat and Soy Flour and the Effect of Specific Heat Treatment on their Sorption Behaviorp. 277
Application of a Modified I.G.C. Method in the Study of the Water Sorptional Behavior of Selected Proteins. I. Lysozyme-Water Interactionsp. 287
Application of a Modified I.G.C. Method in the Study of the Water Sorptional Behavior of Selected Protiens. II. Gliadin-Water Interactionsp. 303
Water Sorption Hysteresis in Potato Starch and Egg Albuminp. 313
Study of Water Vapor Diffusion Through Plastic Packaging Materials Using Inverse Gas Chromatographyp. 321
Diffusion of Water in Starch Materialsp. 329
Soluble Coffee's New Biotechnologyp. 341
Aroma of Chinese Scented Green Tea with Citrus aurantium var. aramap. 347
Design and Application of a Multifunctional Column Switching GC-MSD Systemp. 351
Sensory and Analytical Evaluation of Hop Oil Oxygenated Fractionsp. 371
Sensory and Analytical Evaluation of Beers Brewed with Three Varieties of Hops and an Unhopped Beerp. 403
Nitrate Mass-Balance in the Brewing Industryp. 427
Extractability of Catechins and Proanthocyanidins of Grape Seedsp. 437
Low-Alcohol Content Wine-Like Beverages. Storage Stability of those Obtained from Dealcoholized Winesp. 451
Synthesis of Optically Active Whisky Lactonep. 469
Effect of Copper, Potassium, Sodium and Calcium on Alcoholic Fermentation of Raisin Extract and Sucrose Solutionp. 475
Microbiological Changes During the Ripening of Turkish White Pickled Cheesep. 491
Problems Associated with the Processing of Cucumber Pickles: Softening, Bloater Formation and Environmental Pollutionp. 499
Retention of Added Acids During the Extrusion of Corn Starch/Isolated Soy Protein Blendsp. 515
Binding During Extrusion of Added Flavorants as Influenced by Starch and Protein Typesp. 519
Capsaicinoids: Analogue Composition of Commercial Productsp. 526
Influence of Cultivar and Processing on Peach Drink Acceptability and Yieldp. 531
Subjective and Objective Comparison of Baked Potato Aroma as Influenced by Variety/Clonep. 537
Investigation of the Properties Influencing Popcorn Popping Qualityp. 543
Spaghetti Products Containing Dried Distillers Grainsp. 551
Comparison of Preferences for Salty and Umami Flavours Between Two Ethnic Groups of Different Dietary Habitsp. 565
Enzymatic Hydration of (4R)-(+)-Limonene to (4R)-(+)-alpha-Terpineolp. 571
Interesterification of Palm Oil Mid Fraction by Immobilized Lipase in n-Hexane: Effect of Lecithin Additionp. 585
Potential Applications of Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Separations in Soybean Processingp. 595
Effects of Glucose Oxidase-Catalase on the Flavor Stability of Model Salad Dressingsp. 617
Fatty Acid Composition of the Total, Neutral and Phospholipids of the Brazilian Freshwater Fish Colossoma macropomump. 633
Carotenoid Composition of the Tropical Fruits Eugenia uniflora and Malpighia glabrap. 643
Food Emulsions in Extruded Glassy Materialsp. 651
An Overview of Aseptic Processing of Particulate Foodsp. 665
Diabetes: Food Nutrition, Diet and Weight Controlp. 679
Current Approaches to the Study of Meat Flavor Qualityp. 695
Preparation and Use of Food Grade N-Carboxymethylchitosan to Prevent Meat Flavor Deteriorationp. 711
Consumer Acceptability of Algin Restructured Beefp. 723
Formation of Dialkylthiophenes in Maillard Reactions Involving Cysteinep. 731
Listeria monocytogenes and its Fate in Meat Productsp. 743
Extrusion Cooking of Chicken Meat with Various Nonmeat Ingredientsp. 761
A Method for Determining Binding of Hexanal by Myosin and Actin Using Equilibrium Headspace Sampling Gas Chromatographyp. 783
Subject Indexp. 817
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