edited by Y. H. Hui
Food Biochemistry and Food Processing is an indispensable handbook and reference on food biochemistry and the ever-increasing development in the biotechnology of food processing.
Food Biochemistry and Food Processing covers:
- the essential principles of food biochemistry, enzymology and food processing
- biochemistry of raw materials and product processing
- the biochemistry and processing aspects of food fermentation,
spoilage, and genetic engineering
- and much more!
Contents
Principles
- Food biochemistry—an introduction
- Analytical techniques in food biochemistry
- Recent advances in food biotechnology research
- Browning reactions
Water, Enzymology, Biotechnology, and Protein Cross-Linking
- Water chemistry and biochemistry
- Enzyme classification and nomenclature
- Enzyme activities
- Enzyme engineering and technology
- Protein cross-linking in food
- Chymosin in cheese making
- Starth synthesis in the potato tuber
- Pectic enzymes in tomatoes
Muscle Foods
- Biochemistry of raw meat and poultry
- Biochemistry of processing meat and poultry
- Chemistry and biochemistry of color in muscle foods
- Biochemistry of seafood processing
- Seafood enzymes
- Proteomics: methodology and application in fish processing
Milk
- Chemistry and biochemistry of milk constituents
- Biochemistry of milk processing
Fruits, Vegetables, and Cereals
- Biochemistry of fruits
- Biochemistry of fruit processing
- Biochemistry of vegetable processing
- Nonenzymatic browning of cookies, crackers, and breakfast cereals
- Rye constituents and their impact on rye processing
Fermented Foods
- Dairy products
- Bakery and cereal products
- Biochemistry of fermented meat
- Biochemistry and fermentation of beer
Food Safety
- Microbial safety of food and food products
- Emerging bacterial foodborne pathogens and methods of detection
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