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Dynamic light scattering techniques and their applications in food science
M Alexander, DG Dalgleish
Food Biophysics 1, 2-13, 2006
1582006
Application of transmission diffusing wave spectroscopy to the study of gelation of milk by acidification and rennet
M Alexander, DG Dalgleish
Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces 38 (1-2), 83-90, 2004
1322004
Structure, dynamics, and optical properties of concentrated milk suspensions: an analogy to hard-sphere liquids
M Alexander, LF Rojas-Ochoa, M Leser, P Schurtenberger
Journal of colloid and interface science 253 (1), 35-46, 2002
1192002
Effect of soluble calcium on the renneting properties of casein micelles as measured by rheology and diffusing wave spectroscopy
S Sandra, M Ho, M Alexander, M Corredig
Journal of Dairy Science 95 (1), 75-82, 2012
1122012
Acid gelation in heated and unheated milks: interactions between serum protein complexes and the surfaces of casein micelles
L Donato, M Alexander, DG Dalgleish
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 55 (10), 4160-4168, 2007
1122007
Incorporation of phytosterols in soy phospholipids nanoliposomes: Encapsulation efficiency and stability
M Alexander, AA Lopez, Y Fang, M Corredig
Lwt 47 (2), 427-436, 2012
1072012
Flaxseed gums and their adsorption on whey protein-stabilized oil-in-water emulsions
S Khalloufi, M Corredig, HD Goff, M Alexander
Food hydrocolloids 23 (3), 611-618, 2009
1032009
The rennet coagulation mechanism of skim milk as observed by transmission diffusing wave spectroscopy
S Sandra, M Alexander, DG Dalgleish
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science 308 (2), 364-373, 2007
1032007
Rheology and structural arrest of casein suspensions
L Dahbi, M Alexander, V Trappe, JKG Dhont, P Schurtenberger
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science 342 (2), 564-570, 2010
1012010
Food emulsions studied by DWS: recent advances
M Corredig, M Alexander
Trends in Food Science & Technology 19 (2), 67-75, 2008
992008
Coagulation properties of ultrafiltered milk retentates measured using rheology and diffusing wave spectroscopy
S Sandra, C Cooper, M Alexander, M Corredig
Food Research International 44 (4), 951-956, 2011
872011
Effect of concentration and incubation temperature on the acid induced aggregation of soymilk
E Ringgenberg, M Alexander, M Corredig
Food Hydrocolloids 30 (1), 463-469, 2013
862013
Interactions between denatured milk serum proteins and casein micelles studied by diffusing wave spectroscopy
M Alexander, DG Dalgleish
Langmuir 21 (24), 11380-11386, 2005
762005
Studies of the acid gelation of milk using ultrasonic spectroscopy and diffusing wave spectroscopy
D Dalgleish, M Alexander, M Corredig
Food Hydrocolloids 18 (5), 747-755, 2004
722004
Physicochemical properties of whey protein isolate stabilized oil-in-water emulsions when mixed with flaxseed gum at neutral pH
S Khalloufi, M Alexander, HD Goff, M Corredig
Food Research International 41 (10), 964-972, 2008
702008
Phase behaviour, rheological properties, and microstructure of oat β-glucan-milk mixtures
N Sharafbafi, SM Tosh, M Alexander, M Corredig
Food Hydrocolloids 41, 274-280, 2014
632014
In situ study of flocculation of whey protein-stabilized emulsions caused by addition of high methoxyl pectin
K Gancz, M Alexander, M Corredig
Food Hydrocolloids 20 (2-3), 293-298, 2006
632006
The application of ultrasonic spectroscopy to the study of the gelation of milk components
M Corredig, M Alexander, DG Dalgleish
Food Research International 37 (6), 557-565, 2004
602004
Comparison on the effect of high-methoxyl pectin or soybean-soluble polysaccharide on the stability of sodium caseinate-stabilized oil/water emulsions
J Liu, E Verespej, M Alexander, M Corredig
Journal of agricultural and food chemistry 55 (15), 6270-6278, 2007
562007
Effect of soy protein subunit composition on the rheological properties of soymilk during acidification
A Malaki Nik, M Alexander, V Poysa, L Woodrow, M Corredig
Food Biophysics 6, 26-36, 2011
542011
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