Titlebook: Biochemistry of food proteins; B. J. F. Hudson (Honorary Research Fellow and Cons Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992

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Haemoproteins in Meat and Meat Products,eas concerned with the nature of the haemoproteins in fresh, cooked, cured, irradiated and dried meat are significantly modified as also is the section concerned with the relationship between lipid and haemoprotein oxidation.

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Relativkosten-Informationssysteme,l cells. Most of these interactions affect the processing, storage and behaviour of proteins in food. There are various reasons for studying protein interactions, including acquiring knowledge of structure—function relationships of proteins; optimising the use of product constituents; improving qual

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überblick über den Pflichtenkreis Some are natural products, such as cereal grains (wheat, corn*), legumes (beans, peas) and tubers (potatoes, yams) which can be cooked and consumed in a minimally processed form. Others are fabricated products, such as bakery products, pasta, snack foods and breakfast cereals which are processed an

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MedR Schriftenreihe Medizinrecht which possess a free amino group, such as amino acids, amines and proteins. In most foods, the ε-amino groups of the lysine residues of proteins are the most important source of free amino groups, and the ease with which they take part in the reaction explains why the Maillard reaction is the most

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