I . The oral administration of sodium molybdate caused a rapid rise of molybdenum in the milk of cows and goats fed on a low-molybdenum diet, but did not affect the xanthine oxidase activities of the milk of either species. 2. In the milks of cows not dosed with sodium molybdate, the regression of the xanthine oxidase activity ( y ) on the molybdenum content (x) was found to be (r = +0.9386; P ...

The aim of this chapter is to communicate the underlying principles for producing heattreated milk which is safe and of high quality, based on many years of experience which has been gained from teaching, research and troubleshooting. Although a small amount of milk is still sold as ‘untreated’ or raw, the two main heat treatments used for milk sold in the retail sector are pasteurisation and s...

Plant-based milk analogs often contain oil bodies, which are natural colloidal particles comprising of a triglyceride-rich core coated by phospholipid/protein shell. Hydrophobic nutraceuticals, such as curcumin, can be encapsulated within these bodies utilizing simple pH-driven method. Previously, we loaded curcumin into the in soymilk using this approach. Here, show method is highly versatile ...

abstract the objective of this study was to determine the effect of psychrotrophic bacteria and somatic cells on the physicochemical characteristics of iranian ultrafiltered (uf) white cheese. milks with different numbers of psychrotrophic bacteria (1×106, 5×106 and 10×106 cfu/ml) and low somatic cell counts (scc, <2×105/ml) were selected and uf white cheese trials were produced. in a separate ...

The objective of our research was to modify the current indirect casein method for bovine milk to enable it to be applied to bovine milk, bovine milk concentrates, and milks of other species that contain a protein concentration up to 9% (wt/wt). Our work used a series of bovine milk concentrates from about 3 to 9% protein with the same casein as a percentage of true protein to determine the amo...

The aim of this study was to compare the effects of milk and of various fermented milks on the composition and metabolic activities of the intestinal microflora. Groups of eight rats were fed for 6 wk a diet containing 30% nonfermented milk (M), yogurt (Y), milk fermented with Lactobacillus casei (LcFM) or milk fermented with the association of L. casei DN 114.001 and yogurt starters (LcYFM). I...