1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0958-6946(99)00137-5
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Milk fat microencapsulation using whey proteins

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“…Although our results on fat digestibility need statistical approbation, the important numerical difference in fat digestibility between mash and pelleted diets is consistent with the positive effect of pelleting on fat digestibility in diets with full-fat rapeseed (Skiba et al, 2002), high-oil corn (Noblet and Champion, 2003) or linseed (Noblet et al, 2008). It is suggested that the thermal treatment associated with pelleting may change the physical structure of fat and improves its digestive utilization (Keogh and O'Kennedy, 1999). In contrast with some studies (Canibe, 1997;Stein and Bohlke, 2007), our study suggests that pelleting may improve the digestibility of some DF fractions.…”
Section: Introduction Of Fibre In Feeds For Pigscontrasting
confidence: 90%
“…Although our results on fat digestibility need statistical approbation, the important numerical difference in fat digestibility between mash and pelleted diets is consistent with the positive effect of pelleting on fat digestibility in diets with full-fat rapeseed (Skiba et al, 2002), high-oil corn (Noblet and Champion, 2003) or linseed (Noblet et al, 2008). It is suggested that the thermal treatment associated with pelleting may change the physical structure of fat and improves its digestive utilization (Keogh and O'Kennedy, 1999). In contrast with some studies (Canibe, 1997;Stein and Bohlke, 2007), our study suggests that pelleting may improve the digestibility of some DF fractions.…”
Section: Introduction Of Fibre In Feeds For Pigscontrasting
confidence: 90%
“…Preparaty białek serwatkowych stosowano albo jako pojedynczy składnik matrycy, albo w kombinacji z kazeinianem sodu czy laktozą [15,16,29,36]. Prawdopodobnie główną negatywną cechą białek serwatkowych jest ich wraż-liwość na cieplną denaturację, co ma wpływ na wielkość kuleczek tłuszczowych w rekonstytuowanych emulsjach [47].…”
Section: Rola Składników Emulsji W Mikrokapsułkowaniu Tłuszczuunclassified
“…The microcapsules were prepared as previously described 20,22 and the process is outlined in Fig. 1.…”
Section: Microencapsulation Processmentioning
confidence: 99%