Minimization of aflatoxin M1 content in Iranian white brine cheese

A chemometric approach was used to minimize the aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) content of Iranian white brine cheese. The effects of processing factors such as renneting temperature (30-40°C), cutting size (0.5-1 cm), stirring time (10-20 min), press time (1-2 h), curd size (64-256 cm³) and saturated brine pH...

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Published in:International journal of dairy technology Vol. 61; no. 2; pp. 141 - 145
Main Authors: MOHAMMADI, H, ALIZADEH, M, BARI, M.R, KHOSROWSHAHI, A, TAJIK, H
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Abstract A chemometric approach was used to minimize the aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) content of Iranian white brine cheese. The effects of processing factors such as renneting temperature (30-40°C), cutting size (0.5-1 cm), stirring time (10-20 min), press time (1-2 h), curd size (64-256 cm³) and saturated brine pH (4.6-6) on the AFM1 content of the cheese curds were explored. Renneting temperature, press time and saturated brine pH were, respectively, the most significant factors. The aflatoxin content of the cheese samples decreased with increasing renneting temperature and press time. Lowering of the saturated brine pH reduced AFM1 in the cheese curds. Taking account of all of the factors studied, optimum processing conditions for minimization of AFM1 in the cheese curds were: renneting temperature = 39.91°C, cut size = 0.51 cm, stirring time = 17.71 min, press time = 19.48 min, curd size = 73.27 cm³ and saturated brine pH = 4.79.
AbstractList A chemometric approach was used to minimize the aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) content of Iranian white brine cheese. The effects of processing factors such as renneting temperature (30-40 degree C), cutting size (0.5-1cm), stirring time (10-20min), press time (1-2h), curd size (64-256cm3) and saturated brine pH (4.6-6) on the AFM1 content of the cheese curds were explored. Renneting temperature, press time and saturated brine pH were, respectively, the most significant factors. The aflatoxin content of the cheese samples decreased with increasing renneting temperature and press time. Lowering of the saturated brine pH reduced AFM1 in the cheese curds. Taking account of all of the factors studied, optimum processing conditions for minimization of AFM1 in the cheese curds were: renneting temperature=39.91 degree C, cut size=0.51cm, stirring time=17.71min, press time=19.48min, curd size=73.27cm3 and saturated brine pH=4.79.
A chemometric approach was used to minimize the aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) content of Iranian white brine cheese. The effects of processing factors such as renneting temperature (30-40°C), cutting size (0.5-1 cm), stirring time (10-20 min), press time (1-2 h), curd size (64-256 cm³) and saturated brine pH (4.6-6) on the AFM1 content of the cheese curds were explored. Renneting temperature, press time and saturated brine pH were, respectively, the most significant factors. The aflatoxin content of the cheese samples decreased with increasing renneting temperature and press time. Lowering of the saturated brine pH reduced AFM1 in the cheese curds. Taking account of all of the factors studied, optimum processing conditions for minimization of AFM1 in the cheese curds were: renneting temperature = 39.91°C, cut size = 0.51 cm, stirring time = 17.71 min, press time = 19.48 min, curd size = 73.27 cm³ and saturated brine pH = 4.79.
A chemometric approach was used to minimize the aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) content of Iranian white brine cheese. The effects of processing factors such as renneting temperature (30–40°C), cutting size (0.5–1 cm), stirring time (10–20 min), press time (1–2 h), curd size (64–256 cm3) and saturated brine pH (4.6–6) on the AFM1 content of the cheese curds were explored. Renneting temperature, press time and saturated brine pH were, respectively, the most significant factors. The aflatoxin content of the cheese samples decreased with increasing renneting temperature and press time. Lowering of the saturated brine pH reduced AFM1 in the cheese curds. Taking account of all of the factors studied, optimum processing conditions for minimization of AFM1 in the cheese curds were: renneting temperature = 39.91°C, cut size = 0.51 cm, stirring time = 17.71 min, press time = 19.48 min, curd size = 73.27 cm3 and saturated brine pH = 4.79.
A chemometric approach was used to minimize the aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) content of Iranian white brine cheese. The effects of processing factors such as renneting temperature (30-40°C), cutting size (0.5-1 cm), stirring time (10-20 min), press time (1-2 h), curd size (64-256 cm3) and saturated brine pH (4.6-6) on the AFM1 content of the cheese curds were explored. Renneting temperature, press time and saturated brine pH were, respectively, the most significant factors. The aflatoxin content of the cheese samples decreased with increasing renneting temperature and press time. Lowering of the saturated brine pH reduced AFM1 in the cheese curds. Taking account of all of the factors studied, optimum processing conditions for minimization of AFM1 in the cheese curds were: renneting temperature = 39.91°C, cut size = 0.51 cm, stirring time = 17.71 min, press time = 19.48 min, curd size = 73.27 cm3 and saturated brine pH = 4.79. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
A chemometric approach was used to minimize the aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) content of Iranian white brine cheese. The effects of processing factors such as renneting temperature (30–40°C), cutting size (0.5–1 cm), stirring time (10–20 min), press time (1–2 h), curd size (64–256 cm 3 ) and saturated brine pH (4.6–6) on the AFM1 content of the cheese curds were explored. Renneting temperature, press time and saturated brine pH were, respectively, the most significant factors. The aflatoxin content of the cheese samples decreased with increasing renneting temperature and press time. Lowering of the saturated brine pH reduced AFM1 in the cheese curds. Taking account of all of the factors studied, optimum processing conditions for minimization of AFM1 in the cheese curds were: renneting temperature = 39.91°C, cut size = 0.51 cm, stirring time = 17.71 min, press time = 19.48 min, curd size = 73.27 cm 3 and saturated brine pH = 4.79.
Author TAJIK, H
BARI, M R
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Title Minimization of aflatoxin M1 content in Iranian white brine cheese
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