Advances in Identification of Protein Adulteration in Milk and Dairy Products
Bu DengPan
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Bu DengPan
Abstract
Two methods with one principle for identifying protein adulteration in milk and dairy products have been summarized in this paper.Two methods were focused on specific and non-specific identification of protein adulteration in milk and dairy products.The main principle for establishing these detection methods was concentrated on the difference among specific proteins in adulterated milk and dairy products.
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Two methods with one principle for identifying protein adulteration in milk and dairy products have been summarized in this paper.Two methods were focused on specific and non-specific identification of protein adulteration in milk and dairy products.The main principle for establishing these detection methods was concentrated on the difference among specific proteins in adulterated milk and dairy products.
Key concepts: Milk protein, Identification (biology), Food science, Milk products, Dairy industry, Bovine milk, Modified milk ingredients, Chemistry