Biology, asked by vaheeda8722, 10 months ago

Why do we add an inoculum of curd to milk for curdling it?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Answer : In fresh milk, a small amount of curd added as 'starter' or inoculum which contains millions of lactic acid bacteria (LAB), which multiply at a favorable temperature and convert milk to curd. Explanation: ... The LAB produces acid that coagulates and partially digest the milk proteins during growth.

Answered by Agastya0606
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We add an inoculum of curd to milk for curdling it  because -

  • Milk contains Lactose sugar and to covert this lactose sugar into lactic acid ,we add inoculum of curd into milk.
  • Inoculum of curd contains several bacteria in it which helps in curdling of milk.
  • This lactic acid drops the Ph of milk and make it acidic.
  • The protein molecules present in milk attract and form curdles.
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