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Proteins used in sauces should have good solubility in water or other liquids to prevent clumping or separation. They should also be able to emulsify fats and water, providing a smooth and stable texture. Additionally, proteins with good heat stability are preferred to maintain the integrity of the sauce during cooking.

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