2005
DOI: 10.3989/gya.2005.v56.i1.136
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Detection of adulterations in milk fat by multiple regression analysis of total fatty acids profile

Abstract: RESUMEN Detección de adulteraciones en grasa láctea a través del tratamiento por regresión lineal múltiple de perfiles de ácidos grasos totales.Se determinó el perfil de ácidos grasos totales de muestras de grasa láctea genuina de una importante cuenca lechera de la República Argentina obtenidas durante un año (2002)(2003), y de aceites de girasol, soja, coco y sebos vacuno y porcino, con el objetivo de estudiar el perfil característico de la grasa láctea y poder detectar adulteraciones de la misma con las gra… Show more

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“…These studies, however, dealt with raw natural milk, focusing on physiological aspects of milk components only, and did not include potentially adulterated milk. Analysis of FA profiles represents the primary method used in Kazakhstan (Kalamkarova et al, 2013) and other countries (Perotti et al, 2005;Ntakatsane et al, 2013) to determine milk fat adulteration by substitution with vegetable oil. However, determination of sterol profiles could also be a convenient method to identify adulterated milk fat (Nascimento et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These studies, however, dealt with raw natural milk, focusing on physiological aspects of milk components only, and did not include potentially adulterated milk. Analysis of FA profiles represents the primary method used in Kazakhstan (Kalamkarova et al, 2013) and other countries (Perotti et al, 2005;Ntakatsane et al, 2013) to determine milk fat adulteration by substitution with vegetable oil. However, determination of sterol profiles could also be a convenient method to identify adulterated milk fat (Nascimento et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%