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Yolanda

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The smallest unit of muscle structure is the
 
  (1) actin, (2).endomysium, (3) myofibril, (4) myofilament, (5) myosin.

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Explain the problems associated with freezing starch-thickened mixtures and how to prevent them.
 
  What will be an ideal response?


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Reply #1 on: Aug 2, 2018
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These curdle during frozen storage as the starch retrogrades. If the mixture can be stirred upon thawing, then it can be reformed. For mixtures which cannot be stirred, then a waxy starch, especially rice starch, is preferred.


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