PUBLICATIONS (Updated on May 1, 2004)
1.Park, J.W.,
Lanier, T.C., Keeton, J.T., and Hamann,
D.D. 1987. Use
of cryoprotectants to stabilize
functional properties of pre-rigor salted beef during frozen storage.
J. Food
Sci. 52:537-542.
2.Park,
J.W., Lanier, T.C., Swaisgood, H.E., Hamann, D.D., and Keeton, J.T.
1987.
Effects of cryoprotectants in minimizing physicochemical changes of
bovine
natural actomyosin during frozen storage. J. Food Biochem. 11:143-161.
3.Park,
J.W. and Lanier, T.C., 1987. Combined effects of phosphates and sugar
or polyol
on protein stabilization of fish myofibrils. J. Food Sci. 52:1509-1513.
4.Park,
J.W., Lanier, T.C., and Green, D.P. 1988. Cryoprotective effects of
sugar,
polyols, and/or phosphates on
5.Park,
J.W. and Lanier, T.C. 1988. Calorimetric changes during development of
rigor
mortis. J. Food Sci. 53: 1312-1314, 1372.
6.Park,
J.W. and Lanier, T.C. 1989. Scanning calorimetric behavior of tilapia
myosin
and actin due to processing of muscle and protein purification. J. Food
Sci.
54:49-51.
7.Park,
J.W., Korhonen, R.W. and Lanier, T.C. 1990. Effects of rigor mortis on
gel-forming properties of surimi and unwashed mince prepared from
tilapia. J. Food Sci. 55(2):353-355, 366.
8.Park,
J.W. and Lanier, T.C. 1990. Effects of salt and sucrose addition on the
theral
denaturation and aggregation of water-leached fish muscle.
J. Food Biochem.14:395-404.
9.Park,
J.W., Lanier, T.C., and Pilkington, D.H. 1993. Cryostabilization of
functional
properties of pre-rigor and post-rigor beef by dextrose polymer and/or
phosphates. J. Food Sci. 58:467-472.
10.
Park, J.W.
1994. Functional properties of protein
additives in surimi gels. J. Food Sci.
59: 525-527.
11.
Park, J.W., J.
Yongsawatdigul, and *T.M. Lin. 1994.
Rheological behavior and potential cross-linking of Pacific whiting
surimi. J.
Food Sci. 59: 773-776.
12.
Howe, J.R.,
Hamann, D.D., Lanier, T.C., and Park, J.W.
1994. Fracture of
13.
Park, J.W.
1994. Cryoprotection of muscle proteins by
carbohydrates and polyalcohols - A review.
J. of Aquat. Food Prod. Technol. 3(3): 23-41.
14.
Lin, T.M.,
Park, J.W., and Morrissey, M.T. 1995. Recovered
protein and recondition of water
from surimi processing waste. J. Food Sci. 60:4-9.
15.
Yongsawatdigul,
J., Park, J.W., Kolbe, E., AbuDagga, Y. and Morrissey,
M.T. 1995. Ohmic heating maximizes gel
functionality of
Pacific whiting surimi. J. Food Sci. 60:10-14.
16.
Park, J.W. 1995.
Surimi gel colors as affected by moisture content and physical
conditions. J. Food Sci. 60:15-18.
17.
Park, J. W.
1995. Effects of salt, surimi and/or starch
content on fracture properties of gels at various test temperatures. J.
Aquat.
Food Product. Technol. 4(2): 75-84.
18.
Yongasawatdigul,
J., Park, J.W., and Kolbe, E. 1995.
Electrical conductivity of Pacific whiting surimi during ohmic heating. J. Food Sci. 60:922-925,935.
19.
Pipatsattayanuwong,
S., Park, J.W., and Morrissey,
M.T. 1995. Functional
properties and shelf life of fresh
surimi from Pacific whiting. J. Food
Sci. 60:1241-1244.
20.
Yongsawatdigul,
J. and Park, J.W. 1996.
Linear heating rate affects gel formation of
21.
Lin, T.M. and
Park, J.W.
1996a. Extraction of proteins
from Pacific whiting mince at various washing conditions.
J. Food Sci. 61:432-438.
22.
Park, J.W.
1996. Temperature-tolerant fish protein gels
using konjac flour. J.
Muscle Food 7:165-174.
23.
Lin, T. M. and
Park, J.W. 1996b. Protein solubility in
Pacific whiting
afffected by proteolysis during storage.
J. Food Sci. 61:536-539.
24.
Kim, J.M., Liu,
C.H., Eun, J.B., Park, J.W., Oshimi, R.,
Hayashi, K., Ott, B., Aramaki, T., Sekine, M., Horikita, Y., Fujimoto,
K.,
Aikawa, T., Welch, L., and Long, R.
1996. Surimi from fillet frames of channel catfish.
J. of Food Sci. 61:428-431.
25.
Lin, T.M. and
Park, J.W.
1997. Effective washing
conditions reduce water usage for surimi processing.
J. Aquat. Food Product Tech. 6(2):65-79.
26.
Yongsawatdigul,
J., Park, J.W., and Kolbe, E. 1997a. Texture
degradation kinetics of gels made from Pacific whiting surimi. J. Food
Process
27.
Yongsawatdigul,
J., Park, J.W., and Kolbe, E. 1997b.
Degradation kinetics of myosin heavy
chain of Pacific whiting surimi. J. Food
Sci. 62:724-728.
28.
Yoon, W.B.,
Park, J.W., and Kim, B.Y. 1997a. Linear
programming in blending various
components in surimi seafood. J. Food
Sci. 62:561-564,567.
29.
Yoon, W.B.,
Park, J.W., and Kim, B.Y. 1997b.
Surimi-starch interactions based on
mixture design and regression models. J.
Food Sci. 62:555-560.
30.
Park, J.W., Lin,
T.M, and Yongsawatdigul, J. 1997.
New developments in manufacturing of surimi and surimi seafood. Food Rev. Int'l. 13
(4):577-610.
31.
Yang, H. and Park,
J.W. 1998. Effects of starch properties
and
thermal-processing conditions on surimi-strach gels.
Lebensmittel Wissenschaft & -Technologie
31(4):344-353.
32.
Lin,
T.M. and Park, J.W. 1998.
Solubility of salmon myosin as affected by
conformational changes at various ionic strengths and pH.
J. Food Sci. 62:215-218.
33.
Lee,
N.G. and Park, J.W. 1998.
Calcium compounds to improve gel
functionality of Pacific whiting and
34.
Wu,
H., Kolbe, E., Flugstad, B., Park, J.W., and Yongsawatdigul, J. 1998. Electrical properties of fish mince during
multi-frequency ohmic heating. J. Food
Sci. 63:1028-1032.
35.
Yoon, W.B., Park,
J.W., and Kim, B.Y. 1998. Dynamic
properties of surimi-based seafood product as a function of moisture
content. Food Engineering Progress
2(1):23-29.
36.
Su,
A., Kolbe E., and Park, J.W. 1999. A model of heat transfer coefficient of
steam-cooked surimi paste. J. Aquat.
Food Prod. Technol. 8(3):39-53.
37.
Shie, J. S. and
Park, J.W. 1999. Physical characteristics
of surimi
seafood as affected by thermal processing conditions.
J. Food Sci. 64:287-290.
38.
Yoon, W. B., Kim,
B.Y., and Park, J.W. 1999.
Rheological characteristics of fibrinogen-thrombin solution and
its
behavior in surimi gels. J. Food Sci.
64:291-294
39.
Yongsawatdigul, J.
and Park, J.W. 1999. Thermal aggregation
and dynamic
rheological properties of Pacific whiting and cod myosin as affected by
heating
rate. J. Food Sci. 64:679-683.
40.
Choi,
Y.J., I-S. Kim, Y-J. Cho, D-H Seo, T-G Lee, Y-B.
Park and
41.
Kim,
I-S., Y-J. Choi, M-S. Heu,
Y-J. Cho, Y-S. Im, Y-S. Gu, S-G.
Yeo, and J. W. Park. 1999. Peptide properties of rapid
salted and
fermented anchovy sauce using various proteases. 1. Hydrolysis of
anchovy sauce
and actomyosin by various proteases. J. Korean Fish. Soc, 32 (4),
481-487.
42.
Klesk, K.,
Yongsawatdigul, J., Park, J.W., Viratchakul,
S., and Virulhakul, P. 2000.
Gel
forming ability of
tropical tilapia surimi as compared with
43.
Yongsawatdigul,
J., Park, J.W., Virulhakul, P., and Viratchakul, S. 2000.
Proteolytic degradation of tropical tilapia
surimi. J. Food Sci. 65(1):129-133.
44.
Zhao, Y., Flugstad,
B., Kolbe, E., Wells,
J.H., and Park, J.W. 2000. Using
capacitive (Radio Frequency) dielectric
heating in food processing and preservation – a review.
J. Food Process
45.
Choi,
Y.J., Cho, M.S., and Park, J.W. 2000. Effect
of hydration time and salt addition on
gelation properties of major protein additives.
J. Food Sci. 65(8):1338-1342.
46.
Lopetacharat,
K., Choi, Y.J., Park, J.W., and Daeschel, M.D. 2001. Fish sauce
products and
manufacturing - a review. Food Reviews International 17(1):65-88.
47.
Yoon,
W.B. and Park, J.W. 2001.
Development of linear heating rates using
conventional baths and computer simulation.
J. Food Sci. 66(1):132-136.
48.
Hoffman,
J. and Park, J.W. 2001.
Improved torsion testing using molded surimi
gels. J. Aqua. Food Prod. Tech. 10(2):75-84.
49.
Wendel, A., Park, J.W., and
Kristbergsson. 2002. Recovered meat
from Pacific whiting
frames. J. Aqua. Food Prod. Tech.
11(1) 5-18.
50.
Lopetcharat,
K. and Park, J.W. 2002.
Characterization of fish sauce made from
Pacific whiting and surimi by-products during fermentation stage. J. Food Sci. 67(2):511-516.
51.
Reynolds,
J., Park, J.W., and Choi, Y.J. 2002.
Physicochemical properties of Pacific whiting surimi as affected
by
various freezing and storage conditions.
J. Food Sci. 67(6):2072-2078.
52.
Choi,
Y.J. and Park, J.W. 2002.
Acid-aided protein recovery from enzyme-rich
Pacific whiting. J. Food Sci.
67(8):2962-2967.
53.
Yongsawatdigul,
J. and Park, J.W. 2002. Biochemical and
conformational changes of actomyosin from threadfin bream stored in ice. J. Food Sci.
67(3): 985-990.
54.
Yongsawatdigul,
J., Worratao, A., and Park, J.W.
2002. Effect of endogenous transglutaminase
on threadfin bream surimi gelation, J.
Food Sci. 67(9): 3258-3263.
55.
Jaczynski,
J. and Park, J.W. 2002. Temperature
prediction during thermal processing of surimi seafood. J. Food Sci.
67(8):3053-3057.
56.
Choi, Y.J., J.D. Park,
J-S. Kim, Y-J. Cho And
57.
Tungkawachra,
S., Park, J.W., and Choi, Y.J. 2003. Biochemical properties and consumer
acceptance of pacific whiting fish sauce.
J. Food Sci. 68(3):855-860.
58.
Jaczynski,
J. and Park, J.W. 2003. Predictive models for microbial inactivation
and
texture degradation in surimi seafood during thermal processing. J. Food Sci. 68(3):1025-1030.
59.
Kim,
Y.S., Park, J.W., and
Choi, Y.J. 2003. New approaches for the
effective recovery of fish proteins and their physicochemical
characteristics. J. Fisheries Sci.
69:1231-1239.
60.
Yongsawatdigul,
J. and Park,
J.W. 2003. Thermal
denaturation and aggregation of
threadfin bream actomyosin. Food Chemistry 83(3):409-416.
61.
Jaczynski,
J. and Park, J.W.
2003. Microbial inactivation and electron penetration in surimi seafood
during
electron beam processing. J. Food Sci.
68(5):1788-1792.
62.
Jaczynski,
J and Park, J.W.
2003. Physicochemical properties of
surimi seafood as affected by electron beam and heat.
J. Food Sci.
68(5): 1626-1630.
63.
Han,
G.H., Kim, B.Y., Hahm,
Y.T, and Park, J.W. 2003. Development of
optimized feed formulation using agricultural and marine by-products. Food Sci. Biotechnol. 12(1):55-61.
64.
Thawornchinsombut,
S. and Park, J.W. 2004. Roles of pH in
solubility and conformational changes of Pacific whiting muscle
proteins. J. Food Biochem. 28:135-154.
65.
Jaczynski,
J. and Park, J.W. 2004. Physicochemical
changes of
66. Yongsawatdigul, J., Park, J.W. 2004. Effects of alkali and acid solubilization on gelation characteristics of rockfish muscle proteins. J. Food Sci.&