Quiz 2 Flashcards

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Q

True/False

The isoelectric point is the pH at which proteins will have no net charge, and will therefore repel each other.

A

False

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2
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True/False

Heavy cream can be churned to produce butter, but which is over 80% fat.

A

True

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3
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True/False
Idaho ranks among the top five states for total milk production, and cows in Idaho produce more milk per cow than in California and Wisconsin.

A

True

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4
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True/False
Standardization of milk involves separation of heavy cream from skim milk, then blending of these two products to achieve the desired fat content.

A

True

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5
Q

Milk is defined as the lacteal secretion, practically free from ____________ , obtained by the complete milking of one or more healthy cows, which contains not less than 3.25% of milk fat and bit less then__________% mills-solids-not-fats.

A

Colostrum, 8-25%

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6
Q

Beef quality grades are based on maturity and marbling, and the latter is a term used to describe_________ fat. (Term used to describe location of fat)

A

Intramuscular

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7
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The most abundant protein in milk is _______ and this is the major protein in cheese. Cheese is formed by coagulation of milk protein using acid and the enzyme _______, to form curds. The proteins that do not coagulate during cheese formation are referred to as ______ proteins.

A

Casein, rennent, whey.

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8
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_______ (name if specific process) must kill xoxo Ella Burnett England, which is the most heat resistant _______ in milk. A legal time-temperature minimum requirement for this process is _____ degrees Fahrenheit for 15 seconds.

A

Pasteurization, pathogen, 161

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9
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the most abundant protein in milk is ______ and this is the major protein in cheese. cheese is formed by coagulation of milk protein using acid and the enzyme_____, to form curds. The proteins that do not coagulate during cheese formation are referred to as ______ proteins.

A

casien, rennent, whey proteins

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10
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__________ must kill coxiella burnette, which is the most heat resistant _________ in milk. a legal time- temperature minimum requirement for the process is ____degrees F for 15 seconds.

A

heat treatment, pathogen, 161

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11
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during the conversion of muscle to meat, the _____ declines as a result of hydrogen ion accumulation during anaerobic _____ if this occurs too rapidly, while the muscle temperature is relatively high, a condition known as _______ meat may occur.

A

pH, gylcolosis, pale soft exudative(PSE)

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12
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bos indicus cattle have elevated levels of the calpin protease inhibitor,________ this decreases protein degradation and also decrease meat tenderness in this species

A

calpastatin

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