WO2003007733A1 - Protein-containing foodstuff comprising a cross-linking enzyme and a hydrocolloid - Google Patents
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a composition comprising a hydrocolloid, and an enzyme.
- hydrocolloids have been used for many years as food additives for gelation and stabilisation purposes.
- carrageenan has been used as a gelling agent in puddings and other desserts as well as for the stabilisation of cocoa particles against sedimentation in cocoa milk.
- Pectin has been used for providing texture in many products, one of the major uses of pectin is in jams and jellies where pectin provides gel strength.
- Pectin is also used in other foods, e.g., in fermented milk products for gel strength and to increase viscosity and stabilisation against wheying off.
- Work on the use of hydrocolloids in food is summarised by e.g. Lapasin and Pricl (1995), Rheology of industrial polysaccharides: Theory and Applications, Chapter 2: Industrial Applications of polysaccharides, Chapman & Hall, London, UK.
- Enzymatic cross-linking of proteins is a somewhat newer type of stabilisation mechanism for protein containing food products. Research during the last 10-15 years has shown a number of interesting applications for enzymatic cross-linking. However, so far work related to enzymatic cross-linking has been concerned with the beneficial effects of protein cross-linking as such or in combination with other types of enzymes, e.g. protease.
- Enzymatic protein cross-linking is an enzyme catalysed process which directly or indirectly binds proteins or peptides together by chemical bonds.
- Transglutaminase TGase
- R-glutaminyl-peptide amine ⁇ - glutamyl-transferase. These enzymes catalyse an acyl transfer reaction between the ⁇ - carboxamide group of peptide-bound glutamine residues as acyl donors and various primary amines as acceptors.
- H 2 O 2 reactive quinines or aldehydes
- proteases are known to hydrolyse proteins in a specific manner during which peptides are formed that cross-link by hydrophobic interactions (Otte, J., Ju, Z.Y., Fasrgemand, M., Lomholt, S.B. and Qvist, K.B., 1996, Protease-induced aggregation and gelation of whey proteins. Journal of Food Science 65, 911-915).
- Enzymatic cross-linking has been shown to induce gelling, and to affect a variety of functional properties of a wide number of food proteins including milk proteins.
- Milk gels based on cross-linked proteins have been produced both at acid pH (Budolfsen, G., Nielsen, P.M., 1999, Method for production of an acidified edible gel on milk basis, US 5,866,180) and from not-acidified milk (Budolfsen, G., Nielsen, P.M., 1994, Method for production of a not acidified edible gel on milk basis, and use of such a gel, WO 94/21130).
- WO 99/29186 concerns a method for accelerating the digestion rate of a protein matter which consists in treating the protein matter with transglutaminase, and mixing it with anionic polysaccharides.
- US 5,156,956 concerns a process for producing a protein gelation product, which comprises contacting a protein-containing solution or slurry with a transglutaminase which catalyses an acyl transfer reaction of a ⁇ -carboxyamide group of a glutamine residue in a peptide or protein chain independently of Ca 2+ .
- the composition may additionally comprise a polysaccharide.
- the present invention alleviates the problems of the prior art.
- the present invention provides a composition comprising a hydrocolloid, and an enzyme, wherein the enzyme is a cross-linking enzyme and the hydrocolloid and enzyme are present in an amount to provide a dosage of the enzyme in a protein containing foodstuff of no greater than 20 U/g and a concentration of the hydrocolloid in the foodstuff of less than 1%.
- the present invention provides a composition comprising a hydrocolloid, a protein and an enzyme, wherein the enzyme is a cross-linking enzyme and the dosage of the enzyme is no greater than 20 U/g of protein and the concentration of hydrocolloid is less than 1%.
- the present invention provides a protein-containing beverage comprising a composition as defined herein and a milk protein.
- the present invention provides a process for the preparation of a composition comprising a cross-linked protein, the process comprising the steps of contacting a protein with a hydrocolloid and an enzyme; wherein the enzyme is a cross- linking enzyme, the dosage of the enzyme is no greater than 20 U/g and the concentration of hydrocolloid is less than 1%.
- the present invention provides a use of a hydrocolloid and a cross-linking enzyme for the synergistic formation of a gel in a protein containing foodstuff.
- the present invention provides a use of a composition comprising a hydrocolloid, a protein and a cross-linking enzyme in the preparation of foodstuff selected a dessert, an acidified gel, a drinkable protein-containing beverage, and a dough
- the present invention provides a use of a composition comprising a hydrocolloid, and a cross-linking enzyme in the preparation of a protein containing ice cream wherein said enzyme is in a dosage no greater than 20 U/g.
- hydrocolloids in combination with enzymatic cross- linking of protein gives surprisingly strong gelation in compositions (foods or parts of foods) containing proteins and hydrocolloids, and in which the use of either alone gives much weaker gelation.
- the present invention provides use of a hydrocolloid and a cross-linking enzyme for the synergistic formation of a gel in a protein containing cosmetic.
- hydrocolloids in combination with enzymatic cross- linking of protein gives surprisingly strong gelation in compositions (cosmetics or parts of cosmetics) containing proteins and hydrocolloids, and in which the use of either alone gives much weaker gelation.
- protein is equivalent to the term “polypeptide” or “proteinaceous”.
- cross-linking enzyme it is meant that the enzyme catalyses the cross- linking directly or indirectly of a protein or proteins.
- protein cross-linking enzymes includes transferases such as transglutaminases, oxidoreductases and some proteases.
- hydrocolloid refers to molecules or polymolecular particles which are dispersed/dispersible in water or an aqueous solution. Hydrocolloids may comprise polysaccharides. Hydrocolloids do not pass or pass slowly through semi- permeable membranes. Examples of hydrocolloids include carrageenan, starch, pectin, guar gum, alginate, locust bean gum (LBG), gellan, xanthan, carboxy-methyl-cellulose (CMC), guar gum, acacia gum.
- hydrocolloid is other than the protein which is to be or has been cross- linked.
- the enzyme is transglutaminase (TGase).
- the dosage of enzyme is no greater than 20 U/g, preferably no greater than 18 U/g, preferably no greater than 16 U/g, preferably no greater than 14 U/g, preferably no greater than 12 U/g, preferably no greater than 10 U/g, preferably no greater than 6.25 U/g, preferably no greater than 4 U/g, preferably no greater than 3.5 U/g, preferably no greater than 2 U/g, preferably no greater than 1.6 U/g, preferably no greater than 1.3 U/g, preferably no greater than 0.5 U/g, preferably no greater than 0.3 U/g, preferably no greater than 0.15 U/g.
- Enzyme activity is determined by the hydroxamate procedure with CBZ-L- glutaminylglycine as substrate (Folk and Cole, 1966, Mechanism of action of guinea pig liver transglutaminase, J. Biol. Chem. 241 , 5518-5525).
- the enzyme activity "unit (U)” is defined as one unit causing the formation of 1 M (mole) of hydroxamic acid/minute at pH 6.0 and 37°C.
- U/g refers to enzyme activity per gram of substrate protein.
- the specific activity of the enzyme preparation may be 100 U/g (enzyme activity per gram of product).
- the specific activity of the enzyme preparation may be 100 U/g (enzyme activity per gram of product).
- the hydrocolloid is selected from carrageenan, starch, pectin, alginate, locust bean gum (LBG), gellan, xanthan, CMC, guar gum, acacia gum and combinations thereof.
- the concentration of hydrocolloid is less than 1 %, preferably no greater than 0.95%, preferably no greater than 0.8%), preferably no greater than 0.65%, preferably no greater than 0.6%, preferably no greater than 0.55%, preferably no greater than 0.5%, preferably no greater than 0.45%, preferably no greater than 0.4%.
- the concentration of hydrocolloid is no greater than 0.35%, preferably no greater than 0.3%, preferably no greater than 0.25%, preferably no greater than 0.2%.
- the concentration of hydrocolloid is no greater than 0.15%, preferably no greater than 0.1%, preferably no greater than 0.02%.
- the concentration of hydrocolloid is no greater than 0.25% and the concentration of enzyme is no greater than 6.25 U/g • the concentration of hydrocolloid is no greater than 0.2% and the concentration of enzyme is no greater than 2 U/g
- the protein is selected from soy protein, milk protein, whey protein, flour protein, meat proteins, and combinations thereof or is present in, obtained from or is obtainable from meat, meat pastes, and protein-containing beverages.
- the dosage of protein is no greater than 90%, preferably no greater than 75%, preferably no greater than 50%, preferably no greater than 25%.
- the dosage of protein is no greater than 12%, preferably no greater than 10%, preferably no greater than 9%, preferably no greater than 8%, preferably no greater than 7.5%, preferably no greater than 5%, preferably no greater than 2.5%, preferably no greater than 2%.
- the protein is a soy protein. In this aspect preferably
- the carrageenan is contacted with the soy protein before the enzyme is contacted with the soy protein.
- the concentration of starch is no greater than 0.4% • preferably the concentration of starch is no greater than 0.2%
- hydrocolloid is pectin
- the concentration of pectin is less than 1 %
- the concentration of pectin is no greater than 0.5 %
- the concentration of pectin is no greater than 0.2 %.
- the enzyme is contacted with the soy protein before the pectin is contacted with the soy protein
- the pectin is contacted with the soy protein, followed by heat treatment of the mix (for example, 80°C for 15 min) before the enzyme is contacted with the soy protein
- the protein is a milk protein.
- the protein is a milk protein.
- the carrageenan is contacted with the milk protein before the enzyme is contacted with the milk protein.
- the starch is contacted with the milk protein followed by heat treatment (for example, 80°C for 15 min) of the mix before the enzyme is contacted with the milk protein
- the concentration of pectin is less than 1% and the concentration of the enzyme is no greater than 10 U/g
- the concentration of pectin is no greater than 0.5%
- the concentration of enzyme is no greater than 5 U/g
- the concentration of enzyme is no greater than 2 U/g
- the protein is a whey protein.
- the protein is a whey protein.
- the enzyme is contacted with the whey milk protein before the starch is contacted with the whey protein.
- the hydrocolloid is starch
- the enzyme is contacted with the whey milk protein before the starch is contacted with the whey protein.
- the protein is present in, obtained from or is obtainable from a protein- containing beverage.
- a protein- containing beverage Preferably the protein is present in, obtained from or is obtainable from a protein- containing beverage.
- the concentration of carrageenan is no greater than 0.04% and the dosage of enzyme is no greater than 10 U/g
- the dosage of enzyme is no greater than 1.6 U/g
- the dosage of enzyme is no greater than 1.3 U/g
- composition further comprises a flavouring
- flavouring is cocoa solids
- flavouring is selected from chocolate, strawberry, raspberry, banana, orange, mango, lemon, lime, cherry, peach, pear, apple, pineapple or combinations thereof
- protein-containing beverage refers to a protein in solution.
- milk, soy milk and recombined milk is commonly made from dried milk powder, (anhydrous) milk fat and water
- the protein is a gluten.
- the protein is a gluten.
- the hydrocolloid is guar gum • the dosage of enzyme is no greater than 0.3 U/g
- the enzyme, the protein and hydrocolloid may be provided separately or in combination thereof.
- the hydrocolloid and the enzyme are provided as a composition as defined herein.
- the enzyme and hydrocolloid may be contacted with the protein in any order. They may be contacted with the protein at the same time, the enzyme may be contacted with the protein first and the hydrocolloid subsequently or the hydrocolloid may be contacted with the protein first and the enzyme subsequently. In some aspects the amount of hydrocolloid and/or enzyme may be split and the contact may be a combination of the above.
- the present invention provides • Use of a hydrocolloid and a cross-linking enzyme for the synergistic formation of a gel in a protein containing foodstuff.
- hydrocolloid and a cross-linking enzyme in the preparation of a yoghurt or an acidified dessert product (acidified gel).
- a hydrocolloid and a cross-linking enzyme in the preparation of a protein- containing beverage for example, a cocoa milk drink, a drinkable yoghurt, a whey- based drink.
- hydrocolloid is carrageenan and the enzyme is TGase
- hydrocolloid is guar and the enzyme is TGase
- hydrocolloid is Guar gum and the enzyme is TGase
- Figure 1 Shows the gel stiffness of dessert creams containing soy protein & carrageenan
- Figure 2 Shows the effect on gel stiffness (G*) and phase angle of increasing the dosage of carrageenan
- Figure 3 Shows the gel stiffness of dessert creams containing soy protein, starch and TGase
- Figure 4 Shows the phase angles of dessert creams with soy protein, waxy maize starch and TGase
- Figure 5 Shows the gel stiffness (complex modulus) and phase angle of skim milk based dessert creams with carrageenan and TGase
- Figure 6 Shows the gel stiffness and phase angle of dessert creams with whey protein, carrageenan and TGase
- Figure 7 Shows the gel stiffness and phase angle of dessert creams with whey protein, waxy maize starch and TGase
- Figure 8 Shows the complex modulus (gel stiffness) at pH 4.5 after in-rheometer acidification of milk with GDL (glucono-delta-lactone)
- Figure 9 Shows the gel firmness of acidified skim milk gels containing pectin and TGase
- Figure 10 Shows the effect on gel firmness of acidified skim milk gels of increasing the dosage of pectin
- Figure 11 Shows the effect on gel firmness of acidified skim milk gels of different combinations of pectin and TGase dosages
- Figure 12 Shows the gel firmness of acidified skim milk gels containing waxy maize starch and TGase
- Figure 13 Shows the gel firmness of acidified soy protein gels containing pectin and TGase
- Figure 14 Shows the effect of pectin and TGase on gel firmness of acidified soy protein gels
- Figure 15 Shows the sedimentation measured as increase in light-scattering at the bottom of the sample
- Figure 16 Shows the sedimentation measured as increase in light scattering at the bottom of the sample
- Figure 17 Shows the melt-down of ice cream
- Figure 18 Shows the effect of guar and TGase on dough stability. The percentage guar gum added to the composition is shown on the graph.
- Figure 19 Shows the extensibility curve from Kieffer Rig
- Figure 20 Shows the effect of guar and TGase on Kieffer Rig force. The percentage guar gum added to the dough is shown on the graph.
- Figure 21 Shows the effect of guar and TGase on Keiffer rig distance. The percentage guar gum added to the dough is shown on the graph.
- Figure 22 Shows the effect of guar and TGase on Keiffer rig area. The percentage guar gum added to the dough is shown on the graph.
- Figure 23 Shows processed cheese samples containing combinations of alginate and/or Tgase
- the enzyme preparation used in the following examples was Ajinomoto Active VM (Ajinomoto, Japan) with a declared activity of 100 u/g.
- the temperature was then kept at 5°C for 60 min in order to measure the gel build up.
- G* complex modulus or gel stiffness (Pa); this is a measure of the total resistance of the sample to small deformations.
- Phase angle, ⁇ The phase angle describes whether the sample is mainly solid (elastic) or liquid (viscous).
- a perfectly elastic sample has a phase angle of 0°, whereas a perfectly viscous fluid (e.g. water) has a phase angle of 90°.
- the phase angle is 45° or less
- Acidified Gelled Product e.g. yoghurt model
- Measurement type Strain controlled oscillation Measuring system: C25, concentric cylinder
- the large deformation properties of the acidified gel was determined after overnight storage at 5°C using a Texture Analyser to measure the resistance of the sample to back-extrusion.
- Probe Back extrusion rig 35 mm
- Trigger Auto, 10 g
- a cocoa milk model was prepared from the basic recipe below:
- the cocoa milk was pipetted into Turbiscan test tubes after cooling to room temperature and the stability (sedimentation or clearing) was followed during storage of the cocoa milk at 5°C.
- skim milk protein was replaced with soy isolate.
- Sedimentation was followed during storage by measuring the back-scattering at the bottom using a Turbiscan instrument (Formulation, France).
- the back-scattering is a measure of the particle density (or size) in the specific layer of the sample (i.e. in this case at the bottom). Sedimentation will increase the back-scattering at the bottom of the samples, as the particle density increases.
- An ice cream model was prepared by the basic recipe below.
- CREMODAN® SUPER (0.3%) and GRINDSTED® Carrageenan IC F (0.05%) and/or TGase (0.25%) is used instead of the standard emulsifier/stabilizer blend (CREMODAN® SE 30).
- TGase is added together with the standard emulsifier/stabilizer blend (CREMODAN® SE 30).
- CREMODAN® SE 30 is an integrated blend of food grade emulsifiers (Mono and Diglycerides) and stabilizers (Carrageenan, LBG, Sodium Alginate, Guar Gum).
- CREMODAN® SUPER is a Mono-Diglyceride made from edible fully hydrogenated vegetable fat.
- the dough is prepared by the basic recipe below.
- the dough is mixed for 6 minutes at 26 °C on a Farinograph. (The Farinograph curve is analysed according to AACC method and stability and dough development time is recorded.)
- Plastic strips are placed onto the grooved base of the form.
- 15 g of dough sample (ready prepared) is placed onto the grooved base of the form.
- the top block of the form is placed onto the sample and push down firmly until the two blocks come together.
- Excess dough is removed from sides.
- the form containing the dough is clamped in the form press for 40 minutes at 34 °C in plastic bags; this cuts the sample into strips, allows the dough to relax and prevents loss of moisture.
- the dough form is then removed from the press and the dough strips are uncovered one by one when required, by carefully sliding the top form block over the grooved base.
- Test Set-Up Carefully remove each plastic strip with dough with a spatula, taking care not to penetrate, stretch or deform the dough. Place the strip onto the grooved region of the sample plate and, holding down the spring loaded clamp lever, insert the plate into the rig. The tensile test on the Texture Analyser is then commenced.
- Sample Results Test results obtained from approximately 8 dough samples (of the same preparation) give the mean peak force (g) and distance values(mm) (at the extension limit points), along with their respective coefficients of variation (C.V.): The integrated area of force x distance (g x mm) is also calculated.
- Example 1.1 was repeated. In place of carrageenan, starch (another ingredient used in many food products) was used.
- soy protein, starch and cross-linking enzyme seems slightly favoured (lower phase angle, see Figure 4) by adding TGase first and then starch. Possibly the swelling (enzymatically and with regard to protein network formation) of the inert starch granules sterically hinder some cross- linking when starch is added before the cross-linking reaction takes place.
- micellar protein system of milk the effect of adding a cross-linking enzyme together with carrageenan was less obvious - see Figure 5.
- phase angle degree of elasticity
- addition of the cross-linking enzyme decreased the phase angle slightly (especially when added after carrageenan; experiment C), thus forming a more elastic gel, but with lower total gel stiffness.
- the negative influence on gel stiffness of cross-linking in this system is due to the formation of a coarser network. Even a few cross-links between casein micelles may create very large particles that may interrupt the particle network. Thus, a ruptured network, but with strong strands, may be formed.
- Carrageenan alone did not induce gelation (i.e. the phase angle was higher than 45°), but increased the viscosity (viscous modulus, not shown) of the solution, as shown by an increase in the complex modulus (which is a sum of the elastic and viscous moduli) - see Figure 6.
- Cross-linking enzyme alone has a similar effect (increased viscous modulus (not shown) but high phase angle).
- stabilisers such as pectin
- pectin As a model for such a product type we used a chemically acidified milk gel.
- Figure 9 shows the effect on gel firmness of acidified skim milk gels of pectin and TGase.
- GDL was added as the acidifier to all samples after the various treatments and the samples were incubated at 40° until the pH had dropped to 4.5. Then the samples were cooled and stored overnight at 5°C before measurement.
- Figure 10 shows the effect on gel firmness of acidified skim milk gels of increasing the dosage of pectin. No benefit is found on the firmness and furthermore the gels become gritty at high pectin dosages (as observed visually). It is clear that increased gel firmness can not be obtained by increasing the pectin dosage.
- FIG. 11 shows the effect on gel firmness of acidified skim milk gels of different combinations of pectin and TGase dosages. Concentrations are as indicated on the graph. Samples were all prepared as sample 4 in Figure 9. Added alone 0.2% pectin decreased the gel firmness (see Figure 10), however with TGase a strong synergy was found when combining 0.2% pectin with as little as 2.5 U/g TGase.
- GDL was added as the acidifier to all samples after the various treatments and the samples were incubated at 40° until pH had dropped to 4.5. Then samples were cooled and stored overnight at 5°C before measurement.
- Figure 14 shows the effect of pectin and TGase on gel firmness of acidified soy protein gels.
- the samples were prepared as described in Figure 12.
- the gel with TGase and 0.2% pectin was prepared as sample 4 in Figure 12.
- Pectin alone at a dosage of 0.2% did not increase the gel firmness, however together with TGase a gel much firmer than with just TGase was formed.
- Figure 13 shows the effect of pectin and TGase on gel firmness of acidified soy protein gels.
- GDL was added as the acidifier to all samples after the various treatments and the samples were incubated at 40° until pH had dropped to 4.5. Then samples were cooled and stored overnight at 5°C before measurement.
- Cocoa milk is often stabilised with carrageenan to avoid sedimentation of the cocoa particles during storage. It was investigated whether a synergistic stabilising effect could be found between carrageenan and a cross-linking enzyme in such a drink.
- Control 2 10 U/g TGase only
- FIG. 16 shows sedimentation measured as increase in light scattering at the bottom of the sample. Dosage of carrageenan and TGase indicated on the graph. Carrageenan was added before TGase in the mixed sample. Each curve represents three measurements. As shown in Figure 16, the stability of the drink was clearly improved compared to when using either of the ingredients alone. This indicates a synergy between the two ingredients in this product.
- Ice creams 1 and 2 are standard ice creams made with the full emulsifier- stabiliser complex (monoglycerides, carrageenan, guar, LBG, alginate) and adding TGase to ice cream 2.
- Clearly ice cream 2 melts slower and less than ice cream 1.
- Ice creams 3 and 4 are made with emulsifier (CREMODAN® Super) and GRINDSTED® carrageenan (i.e. without other stabilisers); ice cream 4 is with added TGase; again clearly the ice cream with TGase (ice cream 4) melts slower and to a lesser extent.
- emulsifier CREMODAN® Super
- GRINDSTED® carrageenan i.e. without other stabilisers
- Ice creams 5 and 6 are made with emulsifier but no stabiliser; ice cream 6 is with added TGase. The melting is apparently not decreased using TGase.
- a multifactor ANOVA test showed no significant effect of guar and TGase on the dough development time.
- the ANOVA analyses of dough stability are shown graphically in Figure 18. The results indicate that there is an interaction effect between guar and TGase on dough stability..
- TGase and guar was tested in the model system by making dough based on 10 g flour in a mini Farinograph. Extensibility of these doughs was tested in a Texture Analyser using a Kieffer Rig. The results have confirmed that there are synergistic effects of adding guar and TGase in combinations to a dough. This was clearly illustrated by the effects on the increase in maximum force needed to pull the dough and also a synergistic increased effect is observed on the energy needed to pull the dough until it breaks.
- Low fat spread model - A low fat spread was prepared by the basic recipe below:
- the fat phase was mixed at 65°C and cooled to 37°C.
- the two phases were mixed and homogenised in by vigorous stirring.
- the spread was crystallised and knead in a tube chiller. After processing the samples were filled in 100 ml containers and left to settle at 4°C for 14 days before visual and organoleptic evaluation.
- the experiments performed were:
- the samples were evaluated by an expert panel and given scores from 0 to 8 on each parameter evaluated. Syneresis was evaluated by visual perception. Stability was evaluated by visual perception after spreading the low fat spread on cardboard. A stable spread is one that retains a smooth texture when spread i.e. it does not become particulate. Stickiness was evaluated organoleptically.
- Processed cheese was prepared by the basic recipe below:
- Raw Cheese, salts, calcium lactate, oil, flavour and enzyme was mixed with 2/3 of the water in a specificch mixer at 40°C and incubated at this temperature for 1h.
- the alginate was dissolved in the rest of the water at 75°C and mixed with the cheese mass.
- the whole mix was heated to 95°C for 7 min.
- the pH of the mix was adjusted to 5.6 with lactic acid before tapping the mix into 100 ml plastic containers.
- the samples were evaluated visually and by texture analysis.
- a picture showing samples of the cheeses C, D, and F is shown in Figure 23.
- Cream cheese was prepared by the basic recipe below:
- Cream cheese base and quark was mixed with water at 40°C.
- the TGase was added and the cheese mass was left to incubate at 40 °C for 30 min.
- Alginate, salt and NisaplinTM was mixed and added to the cheese mass.
- the cheese mass was heated at 80°C for 3 min, then cooled to 70°C and filled into 100 ml plastic containers.
- the cheese was stored at 5°C for 5 days before evaluation.
- the samples were evaluated by an expert panel and given scores from 0 to 8 on each parameter evaluated. Syneresis was evaluated by visual perception. Stability was evaluated by visual perception after spreading the cheese on cardboard. A stable cheese is one that retains a smooth texture when spread i.e. it does not become particulate.
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