ArticleFoods (Basel, Switzerland)2025
In Situ Monitoring of Kefir Fermentation Process Using Signal-Separable NMR Techniques.
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The fermentation time of fermented milk significantly influences its taste and nutritional value. Monitoring the fermentation process is crucial for ensuring the quality, flavor, and safety of fermented products. In this paper, the kefir fermentation process, as an example, was monitored in situ using advanced nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) techniques. The fermentation process was tracked by obtaining pure shift spectra through the Pure Shift Yielded by Chirp Excitation (PSYCHE) sequence to separate heavily overlapped peaks, which enabled the identification and quantification of protons. The Gradient-Enhanced, Multiplet-Selective, Targeted-Observation NMR Experiment (GEMSTONE) sequence was employed to selectively excite the protons of interest in the overlapping region, enabling the rapid tracking of changes in the lactose and ethanol concentrations during fermentation. The results from these advanced NMR methods provide valuable insights into the dynamics of the kefir fermentation process, offering a more accurate and efficient way to monitor and control the fermentation of milk.
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