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[Virtual Presenter] Good morning everyone. Today I would like to talk to you about how lipase enzymes play an important role in cheese production. We will examine the structure sources and functions of lipase as well as some of the uses of this enzyme in various types of cheese..

[Audio] Lipase is an enzyme sourced from plants animals and microorganisms with a specific structure and different types. It has an important role in the coagulation flavor and texture development of cheese. Various types of cheese use lipase in their production. This includes applications such as the development of particular flavors altering texture and aiding in coagulation..

[Audio] Lipase is an important enzyme in cheese production used to break down fat molecules in milk and other components during the cheese-making process. This enzymatic activity helps to create the signature texture and flavor of cheese by releasing liquid whey in the early stages and affecting the color and texture of the finished product in later stages. Thus it is clear that lipase plays a key role in determining the final results of cheese-making..

[Audio] Lipases are enzymes that facilitate the breakdown of fats and are essential for the production of cheese. They catalyze the breakdown of triglycerides in milk fat to form free fatty acids glycerol and volatile compounds that contribute to the flavor aroma and texture of the cheese. Lipases may be derived from microbial animal or plant origins and each of these have their own advantages in cheese-making. Microbial lipases are highly stable and specific while animal lipases bring unique flavors and plant lipases offer allergen-safe options. All in all lipases are crucial for producing superb cheeses..

[Audio] Lipase plays an important role in cheese production. It is an enzyme that breaks down fat molecules into smaller pieces affecting the texture flavor and overall quality of the cheese. Commercial cheese-making typically uses lipase derived from sources like fungi or bacteria which have been genetically modified or selected for high levels of lipase production. In the past animal lipase from young ruminants like calves or lambs was also used but there are now concerns about its consistency purity and ethical implications that have led to a decrease in use. This provides us with an insight into the role of lipase and its sourcing in the cheese-making process..

[Audio] Lipases are enzymes which can catalyze the hydrolysis of triacylglycerols into glycerol and free fatty acids. They can be divided into three main types based on their substrate specificity: nonspecific specific and stereo-specific. Nonspecific lipases have wide substrate specificity while specific lipases are more focused on certain fatty acids or glycerol esters. Stereo-specific lipases work with specific chiral centres in a substrate molecule and produce enantiomerically pure products. These enzymes have a range of uses for example in cheese production where they hydrolyze triglycerides into fatty acids and glycerol..

[Audio] Lipases play a key role in cheese production specifically in regards to the molecular mechanism of action. They are enzymes that cleave ester bonds in substrate molecules through hydrolysis. The active site of the lipase contains catalytic residues that facilitate the hydrolytic cleavage of the ester bond producing an acyl-enzyme intermediate and releasing the fatty acid moiety. This process is repeated in further cycles yielding a second fatty acid molecule and restoring the active enzyme..

[Audio] Lipases play an essential role in cheese production. These enzymes catalyse the breakdown of fats which contributes to the taste aroma and texture of cheeses. Lipases have multiple roles ranging from favor development texture modification to ripening. In favor development lipases hydrolysis the milk fat and create free fatty acids giving the cheese its distinct flavor and aroma. For texture modification lipases affect the composition and structure of the milk fat globules influencing the texture and mouthfeel of the cheese. During ripening lipases catalyse the breakdown of triglycerides leading to the formation of flavor compounds and textural changes that occur during cheese maturation. In conclusion lipases are an essential part of cheese production impacting its overall taste aroma and texture..

[Audio] As we can see lipase enzymes contribute to milk coagulation in cheese production by breaking down triglycerides to release free fatty acids which can interact with the milk proteins and affect the structure and texture of the resulting curd. Next we will look at the effects of social media on psychological health..

[Audio] Good day everyone! In this slide we will explore how lipase enzymes contribute to cheese production. Lipase enzymes play an important role in textural flavor and ripening processes of cheese production. To begin lipase is responsible for the release of free fatty acids such as fatty acid derivatives and lactones which influence the texture and rheological properties of the curd and contribute to the flavor profile of the cheese during the ripening process. Furthermore lipase-mediated hydrolysis of milk fat continues to be active during the ripening or aging process of cheese. Thus it contributes to the breakdown of triglycerides into free fatty acids which further contribute to flavor development and texture changes in the cheese..

[Audio] As part of our exploration of enzymes in the food-processing industry we will examine the role of lipase in the production of cheese. Lipase is an enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of triglycerides which are the main components of milk fat. By breaking down triglycerides ester bonds are broken down releasing free fatty acids and glycerol which provide distinctive flavor profiles to cheese. These fatty acids add flavors ranging from buttery and creamy to nutty and sharp ultimately creating the characteristic flavors of cheese. To better understand the role of lipase in the production of cheese we will look in more detail at the science behind the flavors..

[Audio] Lipase is a key enzyme in cheese production profoundly affecting the texture of the end product. Lipase mediates the decomposition of triglycerides in milk fat into free fatty acids and glycerol resulting in modifications of the fat structure and shape of the fat globules scattered through the cheese matrix. These changes give the cheese a smoother texture and a creamier feel together with varying degrees of spreadability. Working in this way lipase is essential to the making of cheese impacting the texture in significant ways..

[Audio] Lipase enzymes play a critical role in the production of cheese contributing to its distinctive flavor profile. For instance lipase from sheep milk is essential in giving Feta cheese its tangy and slightly salty taste. During the brining process lipase activity continues which leads to the release of fatty acids that contribute to Feta's flavor. Furthermore enzymes produced by Penicillium roqueforti mold are essential for the development of Roquefort cheese's flavor breaking down lipids into fatty acids resulting in its creamy texture and distinctive sharp tangy flavor. In summary lipase enzymes are instrumental in making each cheese individual and unique..

[Audio] Concerning the Role of Lipase in Cheese Production precise control of temperature and pH are essential to maximize lipase activity and ensure consistent quality. Temperature ranges of between 30 degrees celsius to 45 degrees celsius and pH levels of acidic to neutral/slightly alkaline should be maintained for efficient enzyme efficiency. These control factors are important for flavor development texture and overall product quality but their control can be complex and costly so care must be taken to account for environmental variations..

[Audio] I am presenting a Powerpoint on the role of Lipase in Cheese Production at Pondicherry University. Lipase is an enzyme found in biological organisms that accelerates lipolysis the breakdown of lipids. In this presentation I will be discussing the different applications of lipase in various industries. In the food industry lipase modifies lipid properties resulting in a variety of products. This includes simulated breast milk fat essential polyunsaturated fatty acids high calorie lipids with low cargo and biodiesel production. In the dairy industry it enhances cheese flavor and maturation time and is also utilized in coffee mate to give it a creamy taste. In bread and snacks it extends shelf life controls non-enzymatic browning and increases bread volume and structure. This is just a brief overview of the applications of lipase in different industries. We will discuss the various benefits and challenges associated with each application in detail as we proceed further with this presentation..

[Audio] Lipase is a crucial enzyme involved in cheese production. It is responsible for catalyzing the hydrolysis of fats and oils which breaks them down into glycerol and fatty acids. Lipase contributes to the texture and flavor of cheese as well as its shelf life and complexity. Furthermore lipase also plays a role in microbial fermentation of milk creating unique flavors. For further insight one can refer to sources such as Yiming Biotechnology MDPI Pubchem Libretexts Fermentation in Food Technology and Enzymes in Food Technology..

THANK YOU. RACHEL RASHIKA LOHIA M.Sc. Food Science and Technology 2023-2025.