Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1187903 | Food Chemistry | 2009 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Mean total protein content was significantly higher in the untreated raw goat milk (3.67Â g/100Â g) than in the commercial goat milk (3.27Â g/100Â g) or cow milk (3.14Â g/100Â g). Mean non-casein content was 0.138Â g/100Â g in raw goat milk and 0.118Â g/100Â g in commercial cow milk, and mean non-protein nitrogen was significantly higher in raw goat milk (0.040Â g/100Â g) than in commercial cow milk (0.027Â g/100Â g) Nitrogen from casein peptides and from globulin was also determined.
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Authors
Manuel Olalla, MªDolores Ruiz-López, Miguel Navarro, Reyes Artacho, Carmen Cabrera, Rafael Giménez, Cristina Rodriguez, Raquel Mingorance,