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Milk Nitrogenous Components as Measured by Near Infrared Spectroscopy-study on the repeatability for Predicting Different Population Samples [PDF]
The study on the use of near infrared reflectance spectroscopy (NIRS) analysis for measuring milk nitrogenous components (crude protein, true protein, casein and milk urea nitrogen (MUN)) was carried out using one hundred seventy milk samples collected ...
Agung PURNOMOADI +17 more
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High concentrate diets are fed to early and mid-lactation stages dairy ruminants to meet the energy demands for high milk production in modern milk industry.
Hui Tao +5 more
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Validation of mid-infrared spectrometry in milk for predicting body energy status in Holstein-Friesian cows [PDF]
Cow energy balance is known to be associated with cow health and fertility; therefore, routine access to data on energy balance can be useful in both management and breeding decisions to improve cow performance.
McParland, S. +17 more
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Short communication: Determination of the whey protein index in milk protein concentrates [PDF]
Milk protein concentrates are common ingredients in the dairy industry, with varying processing histories and composition. The objective of this research was to determine the feasibility of using the whey protein nitrogen (WPN) index, a well-established index for skim milk powder and nonfat dry milk, as a quality parameter for milk protein concentrates.
Zhao, Zhengtao +2 more
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The functional properties of milk protein concentrate (MPC) powders are often hindered by their poor solubility. Calcium chelating salts have been shown to improve powder solubility, but generally their action contributes to higher viscosity due to ...
O. Power +3 more
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This study aimed to investigate the heat stability of dispersions from reconstituted reduced-calcium milk protein concentrate (RCMPC) with 80% protein or more.
V. Sunkesula +4 more
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Merging and characterising phenotypic data on conventional and rare traits from dairy cattle experimental resources in three countries [PDF]
peer-reviewedThis study set out to demonstrate the feasibility of merging data from different experimental resource dairy populations for joint genetic analyses.
Coffey, M.P. +15 more
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A STUDY ON WHEYLESS, SOFT CHEESE MANUFACTURE. [PDF]
The objective of this study was to compare between wheyless cheese and traditional soft cheese made from buffalo’s milk. The chemical composition of cheese was also demonstrated as the ripening period progressed.
R. Hassabo, H. Hattem
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Whey Protein Concentrate as a Milk Extender
Abstract Whey protein concentrates, having a gross composition equivalent to that of skim milk, were prepared from cheese whey by ultrafiltration and were evaluated as a milk extender. Nutritional and organoleptic data indicate acceptability for such use. Ash values generally were lowered by ultrafiltration averaging 10.5% for cottage cheese whey and
F.E. McDonough, J.A. Alford, M. Womack
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Human milk processing and its effect on protein and leptin concentrations
(1) Background: For the storage of human milk (HM), freezing, thawing, and/or pasteurization are routinely used in neonatal intensive care units. We aimed to analyze the effects of different HM processing types on the nutritional contents in HM, adipose tissue, and the neuroprotection markers leptin and adiponectin.
Christoph Binder +4 more
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