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Evaluation of digestive tolerance of a soluble corn fibre
Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 2012AbstractBackground: To assess consumers’ acceptance of a new fibre, it is essential to evaluate its digestive tolerance after ingestion. We aimed to determine the tolerance of increasing dosages of Promitor™ Soluble Gluco Fibre (SGF; Tate&Lyle, Hoffman Estates, IL, USA) up to 70 g fibre per day using a validated gastrointestinal composite score ...
Jean-Marie Bård
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Nutrition & Food Science, 1990
Although there are welcome signs that mortality from coronary heart disease is declining, both in the United States and more recently in Britain, the condition remains a major source of disability and premature death. In our increasingly health‐conscious age, much public attention is focused on the identification and avoidance of risk‐factors such as ...
Ian T. Johnson, Elizabeth Lund
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Although there are welcome signs that mortality from coronary heart disease is declining, both in the United States and more recently in Britain, the condition remains a major source of disability and premature death. In our increasingly health‐conscious age, much public attention is focused on the identification and avoidance of risk‐factors such as ...
Ian T. Johnson, Elizabeth Lund
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Chemico-Biological Interactions, 1995
Epidemiology and animal experiments indicate that dietary fibres protect against the development of colorectal cancer. However, insoluble dietary fibres appear to be more effective than soluble dietary fibres and one mechanism by which they may protect is by adsorbing dietary carcinogens.
L R, Ferguson +4 more
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Epidemiology and animal experiments indicate that dietary fibres protect against the development of colorectal cancer. However, insoluble dietary fibres appear to be more effective than soluble dietary fibres and one mechanism by which they may protect is by adsorbing dietary carcinogens.
L R, Ferguson +4 more
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Low-viscosity soluble fibres for individuals with gastroparesis
2022The combined research aim of this thesis was to investigate whether beneficial dietary modification using soluble dietary fibre was viable in patients with gastroparesis. To find an answer to this question, three different investigative approaches were required, namely, rheological analysis, mass spectrometric monomer characterisation, and clinical ...
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A Simple Method for Estimation of Neutral Detergent-Soluble Fibre
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1997A method was developed to estimate the neutral detergent-soluble fibre (NDSF) content of feeds. Citrus pulp, sugar beet pulp, soybean hulls, separated leaves and stems from mature and immature alfalfa, red clover, reed canarygrass and timothy were analysed.
Mary B Hall +3 more
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Gravimetric method for the determination of insoluble and soluble dietary fibres
Zeitschrift f�r Lebensmittel-Untersuchung und -Forschung, 1984The present paper describes a simple method for the determination of the insoluble and soluble dietary fibres in food. In a first step, starch and proteins are removed by enzyme treatment. The insoluble dietary fibres are determined gravimetrically after centrifugation and washing of the residue with water, ethanol, acetone and diethyl ether. The water-
E, Arrigoni +3 more
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Reversible binding of soluble lens proteins to lens fibre ghosts
Experimental Eye Research, 1970Soluble lens proteins can interact with lens fibre membranes (the urea-insoluble fraction of lens homogenate) and thus become water-insoluble. This protein binding capacity of the urea-insoluble material is considerable, the amount of soluble protein bound being, under some conditions, comparable to that of the urea-soluble protein fraction of ...
G, Maraini, P, Fasella
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Water-soluble copolyesters as antistats for Lavsan fibre
Fibre Chemistry, 1988Water-soluble copolyesters based on ethylene terephthalate, containing more than 25 mole percent of sodium 5-sulfoisophthalate and polyethylene oxide blocks, have an antistatic action with respect to Lavsan fibre.
I. F. Osipenko +2 more
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Differential solubility of cellulosic man-made fibres
Journal of the Textile Institute, 2009The differential solubility of man-made cellulosic fibres in zinc chloride/formic acid dissolutions has been studied. This technique of characterisation of the fine structure has been applied to substrates of different families of cellulosic man-made fibres such as viscose (staple and filament), modal, polynosic and lyocell fibres.
Joaquín Gacén, Diana Cayuela
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