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Dairy Science and Food Technology
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This site contains information on the industrial utilisation of lactococci and other lactic acid bacteria, their bacteriophages (phages), natural and ’added’ antimicrobial systems in milk, and factors influencing the quality and yield of cheese. There are also sections on probiotics, bioactive peptides,ice cream, modeling in food technology, and modified atmosphere packaging and labeling. Some general health information including reference to allergy and food intolerance, related mainly to dairy products, is also presented. This material may be of interest to dairy science/ food technology undergraduates and postgraduates, and others interested in dairy science and technology
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Primary Audience:
High School,
College General Ed,
College Lower Division,
College Upper Division,
Graduate School,
Professional
Language:
English
Copyright:
yes
Source Code Available:
no
Section 508 compliant:
yes
Cost Involved:
no
Creative Commons:
unsure
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