The absence of lipoxygenase and 7S globulin of soybeans and heating temperatures on the properties of soymilks and soy yogurts
@article{Zhou2019TheAO,
title={The absence of lipoxygenase and 7S globulin of soybeans and heating temperatures on the properties of soymilks and soy yogurts},
author={Yan Wen Zhou and Xingfei Li and Yufei Hua and Xiangzhen Kong and Caimeng Zhang and Yeming Chen and Shaodong Wang},
journal={LWT},
year={2019}
}10 Citations
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