Titlebook: Handbook of Breadmaking Technology; Charles A. Stear Book 1990 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd 1990 biotechnology.enzymes.food.nutrition.p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4188-5ysical, chemical and biochemical in nature. However, they must be carefully controlled by the rate of heat-transfer, amount of heat input, humidity level and time of exposure within the chamber. Assuming all previous dough preparation and processing procedures have been optimized (upstream), the che

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2375-8biotechnology; enzymes; food; nutrition; processing

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Regulation and Function of 5′-Nucleotidasesith the industrialization of breadmaking, specific microbiological cultures have been selected and maintained systematically for the manufacture of wheat- and rye-flour bread. Their selection and application in mixed or single culture (yeast for wheat-flour bread) is based on the activity of their enzyme-systems.

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Theoretical Model to Explain the Doughmaking Processideas are conceived, which attempt to separate the various phases, although it is accepted that in practice any differentiation in terms of time is impossible. Under production conditions, these phases overlap, irrespective of whether the process is discontinuous or continuous in execution.

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Introductionith the industrialization of breadmaking, specific microbiological cultures have been selected and maintained systematically for the manufacture of wheat- and rye-flour bread. Their selection and application in mixed or single culture (yeast for wheat-flour bread) is based on the activity of their enzyme-systems.

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