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Relation Between αS1-Casein Content and Coagulation Properties of Milk from Swedish Dairy Goats

High frequency of Swedish Landrace goats are the carriers of a mutation, where the affected goats are not able to produceS1-casein (� S1-CN) in the milk. As a consequence the lack of this protein is connected to lower cheese yield. The aim of this study was thus to determine the relationship between theS1-CN content and coagulation properties of milk from Swedish Landrace goats. Milk samples from 62 dairy goats from two herds were analysed. As many as 44% goats showed low or no production ofS1-CN. Only 24% of the investigated goats showed high production of this protein. The coagulation properties of milk from the dairy goats were clearly influenced by the concentration ofS1-CN. The milk from low levelS1-CN animals resulted in 15% longer coagulation time and 60% weaker gels compared to the gel firmness of the high expressing group. The coagulation time was strongly associated with the pH of the milk (p<0.001), where the milk with lowS1-CN content had higher pH. Further, goat milk with low levels ofS1-CN was shown to have significantly lower total protein (p<0.05) compared to milk from high expressingS1-CN goats.