Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films

Natural rubber latex is basically used in many applications as it has excellent properties but due to the protein allergy problem, the natural rubber glove industry is currently in dilemma. Numerous methods have been used to reduce the amount of extractable proteins in natural rubber latex Even thou...

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Main Author: Jaswan Singh, Manroshan Singh
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Language:English
Published: 2007
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description Natural rubber latex is basically used in many applications as it has excellent properties but due to the protein allergy problem, the natural rubber glove industry is currently in dilemma. Numerous methods have been used to reduce the amount of extractable proteins in natural rubber latex Even though effective, these methods are not popular due to the additional cost of production of these latices. In this study, a different approach is used to tackle the latex protein problems This is done by crosslinking the proteins in natural rubber latex with reducing sugars. Two different types of latex (high ammonia and ammonia reduced latices) were used
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spelling usm-511002022-01-06T08:07:14Z http://eprints.usm.my/51100/ Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films Jaswan Singh, Manroshan Singh TP368-456 Food processing and manufacture Natural rubber latex is basically used in many applications as it has excellent properties but due to the protein allergy problem, the natural rubber glove industry is currently in dilemma. Numerous methods have been used to reduce the amount of extractable proteins in natural rubber latex Even though effective, these methods are not popular due to the additional cost of production of these latices. In this study, a different approach is used to tackle the latex protein problems This is done by crosslinking the proteins in natural rubber latex with reducing sugars. Two different types of latex (high ammonia and ammonia reduced latices) were used 2007-03 Teaching Resource NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/51100/1/IMG_0001.pdf%20cut.pdf Jaswan Singh, Manroshan Singh (2007) Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films. [Teaching Resource] (Submitted)
spellingShingle TP368-456 Food processing and manufacture
Jaswan Singh, Manroshan Singh
Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films
title Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films
title_full Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films
title_fullStr Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films
title_full_unstemmed Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films
title_short Effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films
title_sort effect of maillard reaction on the properties and extractable protein content of cast natural rubber latex films
topic TP368-456 Food processing and manufacture
url http://eprints.usm.my/51100/
http://eprints.usm.my/51100/1/IMG_0001.pdf%20cut.pdf