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Technological Features of Selected Kivuguto Strains during Milk Fermentation

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Table 1.  Acidification data of milk fermented by selected kivuguto strains at 19°C
Figure 2.  Elastic moduli and loss moduli evolution (time in secondes) of  the strain
Table 2.  Proteolysis of milks fermented by kivuguto strains   Milk  Concentration of peptides/free amine acids at the
Table 3.  Headspace analyses of volatile compounds (VCs) in kivuguto milk  t r (1)  CAS  (2)

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