Titlebook: Developments in Dairy Chemistry—2; Lipids P. F. Fox Book 1983 Applied Science Publishers Ltd 1983 butter.chemistry.enzymes.milk.nutrition.p

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The Nutritional Significance of Lipids,us only in so far as it is good to eat and the presence of fat contributes substantially to the palatability of food. Dairy fats in particular contribute to palatability through their unique flavour and textural properties.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7677-1hesized de novo in the mammary gland and those received from the diet in each species. Characteristically, they contain short- and medium- chain fatty acids not found in other tissues. Triacylglycerols, the main lipid class, of milks from different species do, however, exhibit many structural similarities.

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Handbook of Clinical Diagnosticswo sources are appreciably different and consequently variations in their relative contributions, brought about by nutritional factors, will result in changes in the fatty acid composition of milk lipids. The nature of the fatty acids synthesized by the mammary gland, within a given species, is subj