Article | REF: F4820 V1

Milk proteins

Authors: Jean-Jacques SNAPPE, Anne LEPOUDERE, Natacha SREDZINSKI

Publication date: June 10, 2010

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4. Dairy protein ingredients: production process

Thanks to separative techniques and improved knowledge of the physico-chemical characteristics of milk proteins or their hydrolysates, numerous purification processes have been developed. They are based on the differential solubility of proteins as a function of pH, ionic strength and/or temperature, or on their specific size, charge or affinity.

4.1 Processes for obtaining dairy protein ingredients

Milk proteins and peptides are fractionated using various processes:

  • separation by bioconversion of proteins (precipitation);

  • steric molecular separation;

  • ionic molecular separation.

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