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titleOfInvention Application of Lactobacillus casei KL1 for producing bile salt hydrolase in functional sour milk
abstract The invention relates to an application of Lactobacillus casei KL1 for producing bile salt hydrolase in functional sour milk, and is suitable for assimilate cholesterol functional sour milk and microecology preparation production in fermented dairy product. The application provided by the invention employs a straight casting mode to add Lactobacillus casei KL1 (CGMCC No.1809) dry powder leavening agent used for effectively reducing cholesterol and a common sour milk dry powder leavening agent to prepare the functional sour milk with excellent quality. On a base that a common sour milk fermentation technology is not changed, the characteristic of KL1 bacterial strain for producing bile salt hydrolase can be employed to prepare the sour milk for reducing serum cholesterol, the sour milk whey precipitation problem can be solved, the post-acidifying degree of the sour milk can be reduced, the sour milk viscosity is enhanced, the product is stored for 21 days at the temperature of 4 DEG C, the live bacteria quantity of Lactobacillus casei KL1 can reach more than 106CFU/g, and the Lactobacillus casei KL1 has health care function. The prepared functional sour milk has simple fermentation technology, short fermentation period and low cost, and is adapted to large scale industrial production.
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