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ویرایش: 1 نویسندگان: J. Kwiatkowski, M. Jurczak, M. Zaiac (auth.) سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9789027723307, 9789400937338 ناشر: Springer Netherlands سال نشر: 1987 تعداد صفحات: 248 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 9 مگابایت
کلمات کلیدی مربوط به کتاب نیرو حیاتی را در اختیار خود قرار دهید: مناصب ارائه شده در XXII کنگره بین المللی لبنیات ، لاهه ، 29 سپتامبر - 3 اکتبر 1986: شیمی / علوم غذایی، عمومی
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب MILK the vital force: POSTERS Presented at the XXII International Dairy Congress, The Hague, September 29 – October 3, 1986 به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب نیرو حیاتی را در اختیار خود قرار دهید: مناصب ارائه شده در XXII کنگره بین المللی لبنیات ، لاهه ، 29 سپتامبر - 3 اکتبر 1986 نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
بیست و دومین کنگره بین المللی لبنیات اولین باری بود که به شرکت کنندگان این فرصت را داد تا کارهای خود را در قالب یک پوستر ارائه دهند، هدف این بود که مشارکت های بیشتری در برنامه نسبت به زمان در دسترس برای ارائه شفاهی وجود داشته باشد. پوسترها نیز برای توری در نظر گرفته شده بودند. تا یک نقطه، ارتباطات مختصری که برای دریافت شد. و منتشر شده در. کنگره های بین المللی لبنیات قبلی اما به دلایل مختلف مورد انتقاد قرار گرفته بود. معیارهای کمیته سازماندهی برای پذیرش پوستر شامل موارد زیر بود: - موضوع نباید قبل از کنگره به چاپ رسیده باشد - پوستر باید حاوی اطلاعات مفید و عمدتاً جدید باشد - پوستر باید دارای پایه فنی یا علمی کافی باشد. که پوسترهای آنها پذیرفته شد، دعوت شدند تا مطالبی را در کنگره به نمایش بگذارند و برای توضیح آن برای شرکت کنندگان علاقه مند حضور داشته باشند. متون ارائه شده نیز در این مجلد منتشر شده است. فدراسیون بین المللی لبنیات به نظرات شرکت کنندگان کنگره و خوانندگان جلد او در مورد ارزش نسبی پوسترها در مقابل ارتباطات کوتاه علاقه مند است. هر گونه نظر برای بررسی در زمان برنامه ریزی کنگره های بین المللی آینده نگهداری می شود: آنها باید به دبیرخانه TDF در آدرس زیر ارسال شوند. دبیرخانه کل ارتش اسرائیل 41. مربع Vergote B-1040 بروکسل سپتامبر 1986 دو شنبه 20 اسفند J. Kwiatkowski، M. Jurczak، M. Zajac / اثربخشی 1.
The 22nd International Dairy Congress was the first to offer to participants the opportunity to present their work in the form of a poster, the object being to include more con tributions in the programme than there was time available for oral presentations. The posters were also intended to ~lace. up to a point, the brief communications that were received for. and published at. previous international dairy congresses but which had been criticized on various grounds. The Organizing Committee's criteria for the acceptance of a poster included the following : - the subject matter should not have appeared in print prior to the Congress - the poster should contain useful and mainly new information - the poster should have an adequate technical or scientific basis Authors whose posters were accepted were invited to display ~r material at the Congress and be present to explain it to interested participants. The texts presented are also publ ished in this volume. The International Dairy Federation is interested in the views of Congress participants and of readers of ~his volume as to the relative value of posters vs brief communications. Any comments will be kept for consideration when future Internat ional Congresses are planned : they should be sent to TDF Secretariat at the address below. IDF General Secretariat 41. square Vergote B-1040 Brussels September 1986 CON TEN T S MONDAY J. Kwiatkowski, M. Jurczak, M. Zajac / Effectiveness 1.
Front Matter....Pages i-xvii
Effectiveness of Different Models of Milk Collection....Pages 1-3
Improvement of Milk Production and Quality — FAO Project....Pages 4-6
Milk Thermization at the Farm level in Italy ....Pages 7-8
Effects of Genetic Factors on Milk Yield Under the Conditions of Large-Scale Production....Pages 9-9
Efficacy of a ‘Cold Cleaning’ System for Farm Milking Plants....Pages 10-10
Simulator Evaluation of Hygiene in New Zealand....Pages 11-11
A Survey of Milking Machine Cleaning Practices in New Zealand....Pages 12-12
Higher Milk Yields and Improved Udder Health Through the Use of Automatic Milking Cluster Removers with Stripping Effect....Pages 13-13
Development of Dairy Industry in China....Pages 13-13
Rheologische Eigenschaften der Butter Je Nach der Fettzusammensetzung und den Herstellungsverfahren....Pages 14-14
The Influence of the Whey Protein Denaturation on the Flow Properties of Milk Ultrafiltration Concentrates....Pages 15-15
Properties of Coffee and Coffee Cream with Respect to Stability of Coffee Cream....Pages 16-16
Optimum Homogenizing Conditions for Creams with Different Fat Content....Pages 17-17
Whey Protein Denaturation and Deposit Formation at Hot Surfaces....Pages 18-18
A Centripuge with a New Method of Separated Solids Discharge....Pages 19-19
The Study of the Influence of Elementary Parameters of Homogenization Process on the Homogenization of Fat Phase Granules of Milk and Cream....Pages 20-20
Effect of Concentration of Some Milk Constituents on Heat Stability....Pages 21-21
Quality of Frozen Stored Taleggio Cheese....Pages 22-22
Optimizing the Butter Churning Process....Pages 23-25
Membrane Fouling in Ultrafiltration of Dairy Liquids....Pages 26-26
Extraction of Milkfat with Supercritical Carbondioxyde....Pages 26-26
The effect of protein association on rejection and osmotic pressure during ultrafiltration....Pages 27-27
The Klaro-Graph, an Automatic Device for Measuring Viscosity, Density and Heat Stability of Milk (Concentrates) at Temperatures up to 140°C....Pages 28-28
The (Ultra)-Pasteurisation of Whipping Cream: Effect on Cream Plug Formation....Pages 28-28
Heat Treatment of Whipping Cream: Fouling of the Sterilization Equipment....Pages 29-29
The Present Standard of Butter Processing and Buttermaking Equipment in Czechoslovakia....Pages 30-30
Study on the Butter Consistency....Pages 31-31
Verweilzeitverhalten in Plattenwarmeäustauschern....Pages 32-32
Influence of Ionic Strength on β-Lactoglobulin Permeability of Polysulphone Ultrafiltration Membranes....Pages 33-33
Improved and more economical operation....Pages 34-34
Modern Trends in UHT Process-Control....Pages 35-35
Muruhua Naifen—A Kind of Humanized Milk Powder in China....Pages 36-41
Survival and enzymic activity of Yersinia enterocolitica in refrigerated Ultra Heat Treated Milk....Pages 42-42
The Composition of the Free Fatty Acid Fraction in Milk, Cream and Butter....Pages 43-44
Milk Protein Polymorphism and its Effect on Composition and Technological Parameters....Pages 45-45
The Intensification — The improving purification process in sewage disposal plant....Pages 46-46
The Application of the Method of Determination of Water Trophic Potential in Dairy Water System....Pages 47-47
Fatty Acids of Czechoslovak Summer Butter Produced in 1968/1983....Pages 48-48
Production of UHT Sterilized Whey-Based Beveridges with Hydrolyzed Lactosa....Pages 49-49
The Influence of Direct and Indirect UHT Sterilization on The Hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) Content in Milk....Pages 50-50
Partitioning of Substances Affecting Lipolysis in Milk....Pages 51-51
Adherence of Microbes to Conventional Containers....Pages 52-52
A Bench Technique for Evaluating the Cleaning Performance of General-Purpose Dairy Detergents....Pages 53-53
A Bench Technique for Evaluating the Cleaning Performance of Heavy Duty Alkaline Dairy Detergents....Pages 54-54
Casein Breakdown in Cheese by the Action of Liposome Entrapped Protease....Pages 55-55
Effect of Added Sodium Chloride on Turbidity Development in Cow’s Buffalo’s, Sheep’s and Goat’s Milks by Action of Milk Clotting Enzymes....Pages 55-55
The Break-Down of Porteins During Ripening of Cheese Prepared from Milk Treated with Hydrogen Peroxide....Pages 56-56
Effect of soluble salts on properties of rennet coagulated milk....Pages 57-57
Studies on The Ripening of Cheddar Cheese Made with Streptococcus lactis Lactose-Negative Mutants....Pages 58-58
Isolation and Some Properties of Low-Temperature-Active Proteinase from Commercial Cheddar Cheese....Pages 59-59
Effect of Formaldehyde and Lysozyme on Lactic Acid Bacteria During Grana Cheese Ripening....Pages 60-61
Production of Somborski Cheese by Ultrafiltration Method....Pages 62-65
Influence of Use of Glyceride Coating Materials on Proteolysis in Trapist Cheese....Pages 66-68
Investigations of Possibilities of Raising the Share of White Pickled Cheese for Processed Cheese Production....Pages 69-71
Purification and Caracterization of a Cell-Wall Protease from Streptococcus Lactis ....Pages 72-72
Production Methods for Danbo, Havarti and Danablu Cheese Made from Uf-Concentrated Milk....Pages 73-73
Growth and Acid Production of Lactic Streptococici in Ultrafiltered Milk....Pages 74-74
Accelerating the Ripening and Improving the Flavor of Emmenthal Cheese with Selected Lactobacillus Casei-Cultures....Pages 75-76
Use of Lysozyme for the Prevention of Butyric Acid Fermentation in Gouda Cheese. Limited Effect of the Enzyme....Pages 77-77
Effects of Temperature, Lactic Acid and Salt on Growth of and Acid Production by the Mesophilic Mixed-Strain Starter Bos....Pages 77-77
Quantification of Chymosin and Pepsin in Bovine and Calf Rennets....Pages 78-78
Complexity of the Native Cell Wall Proteinase of Streptococcus Cremoris HP and Purification of the Enzyme....Pages 79-79
pH-Induced Physico-Chemical Changes of Casein Micelles in Milk and Their Effect on Renneting....Pages 80-80
Propionbakterien bei der Herstellung der Käse vom Emmentalertyp....Pages 81-81
Proteinase und Peptidase der Brevibacterium Linens: Eigenschaften und Degradation der Bitteren Peptide in der Käsen....Pages 82-82
New applications of rennet mixtures in cheesemaking....Pages 83-83
The research of the new sorts of starter cultures for cheese manufacture....Pages 84-84
A Diffusion Model for Describing Sodium Chloride Movement During Salting of Cheese in Brine....Pages 85-85
The Effect of Milk Protein Genetic Variants on Cheesemaking....Pages 86-86
Influence of a Pre-Acidification in Making Saint-Paulin by Full-Concentration with Ultrafiltration....Pages 87-87
Fracture Properties of Gouda Cheese....Pages 88-88
Effect of Mechanical Pressure on the Syneresis of Rennet Curd....Pages 89-89
Physical and Chemical Characteristics of Goat Milk from Yugoslavia and its Capability of Coagulation....Pages 90-90
Ultrafiltration of Cheese Camembert Brine....Pages 91-91
Autolysis of lactic streptococci in milk....Pages 92-92
Accelerated Cheese Ripening with Debaryomyces Hansenii as an Additional Starter....Pages 93-93
A Kinetic Study of Ovomucin Inhibition on Chymosin....Pages 93-93
Mineral Content of Fresh and Semi-Hard Goat’s Cheese....Pages 94-94
Changes in the Nitrogen and Lipid Fractions of Cabrales Cheese....Pages 95-95
Contributin of S. Lactis Strains and Strain Micrococcus M-104 on Casein Degradation....Pages 96-96
The study on accelerated ripening period of sombor cheese in industrial conditions....Pages 97-97
Selected Lactic Cultures Improve White Cheese Hygienic Quality....Pages 98-98
“Chymotest-Uglich” — The New Standardization System for Rennet Reference Batches....Pages 99-99
Theoretical Aspects of Artificial Coverings’ Usage for Cheese Ripening....Pages 99-99
Structure-Mechanical Characteristics of Rennet Cheeses When Using the Process of Mechanical-Impulse-Treatment of Milk....Pages 100-100
Antagonistic Effects of Lactic Acid Bacteria on Enterobacteria....Pages 100-100
Starters: As a Means of Controlling Contaminating Organisms....Pages 101-101
Planning the Dairy Enterprise to Meet the Challenges of the Market....Pages 101-101
New Possibilities in Ice Cream Production by Incorporating Soya Isolate....Pages 102-104
Isolation and Characterization of a Wide Host Range Phage from a Mesophilic Starter Culture....Pages 105-105
Speciation of Selenium in Cow’s Milk....Pages 106-106
Oral Intake of Glucose plus Glucose and Erythrocyte Galactose-1-Phosphate in Man. — A Nutritional Evaluation of Hydrolyzed Lactose....Pages 107-107
Microbiological assay of antibiotics in Elgyptian Dairy products....Pages 108-108
Effect of Some Stabilizer Mixtures on the Physical and Organoleptic Qualities of Kahramanmaras Type Ice Cream....Pages 109-109
Nitrogen Distribution , Molecular Weight and Size of Casein Micelles in Awassi Sheep’s Milk....Pages 110-110
The Composition of Buffalo’s Milk in the Mosul Area....Pages 111-111
Effect of Stage of Lactation and Seasonal Variation on the Chemical Composition and Properties of Camel’s Milk....Pages 112-112
Comparative Studies on the Milk Contitutes of Human, Camel and Goat Milk....Pages 112-112
Why is it Difficult to Make Cheese from Camel Milk?....Pages 113-113
Manufacture of Khoa , an Indian Milk Product, by Reverse Osmosis....Pages 114-120
Impact of Milk Marketing Through Dairy Cooperatives....Pages 121-121
Efficient Milk Transportation System....Pages 122-122
Improving Dairy Plant Economy — Systems Analysis....Pages 123-123
Mongolian Traditional Milk Food Wurum—A Type of Hardend and Crisp Cream Layer Cake....Pages 124-126
Studies on Physiochemical Composition of Goats’ Milk....Pages 127-127
Continued Monitoring of Iobine Levels in Fresh Pasteurised Milk for the City of Adelaide, South Australia (Population 925,050)....Pages 128-128
Analytical Error Involved in the Milk Solid Content Measured by Heat Drying Method and a Proposal for the Improvement....Pages 129-129
Composition and Physicochemical Properties of Mastitic Milk with the Consideration of its Suitability for Processing....Pages 130-130
A Colorimetric Endotoxin Assay for the Assessment of the Bacteriological Quality of Milk....Pages 131-131
A Chromogenic Substrate Limulus Assay Applied to Raw Milk....Pages 132-132
Fouling QE Membrane during Ultrafiltration of Lactic Fermented Milk....Pages 133-133
Deposit formation on a ultrafiltration membrane during the concentration of lactic fermented milk....Pages 134-134
Effects on the Permeation of Solutes from Skimmilk and Ultrafiltration Permeate Through Reverse Osmosis Membranes....Pages 135-135
Effects on the Formation and Rinsing Behaviour of Protein Deposits from Skimmilk on Reverse Osmosis Membranes....Pages 136-136
Ultrafiltration of Soluble and Heat Precipitated Whey Protein Concentrates....Pages 137-137
Droplet Size in Sprays of Atomized Concentrated Milk....Pages 138-138
Recommendations for Minimizing Product Losses in Evaporators....Pages 138-138
The Viscosity of Whole Milk Concentrates....Pages 139-139
Improving the Dispersibility of Milk Powder....Pages 139-139
Effect of Alkali-Treated Rice Straw-Manure Silage on Milk Yield, Milk Composition of Holstein Cows....Pages 140-144
Les Possibilit’s D’Influencer la Teneur du Lait en Protéines par L’Alimentation....Pages 145-145
L’influence de la Rasse et de la Lactation sur la Teneur du Lait en Acides Aminés....Pages 146-146
Utilization of Urea/Molasses Liquid Feed (LF) as a Major Source of Nitrogen and Energy for Lactating Buffalo....Pages 147-147
Effect of Added Salts and Heat on the Properties of Supernatants Obtained by Milk Ultracentrifugation....Pages 147-147
Effect of season production and storage on the microbial coctent of ice — cream....Pages 148-148
The Study of the Influence of Thermic and Mechanical Processes on the Microstructure of Protein Phase of Dairy Products....Pages 149-149
Die Problematik der Bakteriophagen und die Nutzung eines Laktomediums in der ČSSR....Pages 150-150
The Influence of Lactation Period on the Fatty Acid Composition of Milk Fat....Pages 151-151
Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresys of Whey Proteins in Cheeses Made from Milk of Different Species....Pages 152-152
Biochemical studies on whey lipid substances....Pages 153-153
Comparison between Bioluminescent and Chemiluminescent Methods for Quality Control of Milk....Pages 154-155
Rapid Determination of Nitrate and Nitrite in Milk and Milk Products by Continuous Flow Injection Analysis....Pages 156-158
Determination of Milk Proteins by Immuno-Electrophoresis....Pages 159-162
Effect of Culture Medium Suppements on the Thiocyanate Tolerance of Staphylocuccus Hyicus Milk Isolates....Pages 163-163
The Effect of Carbon Dioxide on Growth and Enzyme Production by Pseudomonas Fluorescens B52....Pages 164-164
The incidence of Yersinia enterocolitica and Yersinia enterocolitica -like organisms in raw and pasteurized milk in Northern Ireland....Pages 165-165
Rapid Detection of Flavour Defects in Milk and Milk Products with an Automatic System for Purge-and-Cold-Trapping/Capillary Gas Chromatography....Pages 166-166
The Using of Isotachophoretic Analysis in Dairy Analytic....Pages 167-167
Transformations of Lactose during Thermal Treatments of Simulated Milk Ultrafiltrates....Pages 168-168
31 p NMR Study of the Phosphorylated Compounds in Milk....Pages 169-169
Prediction of Shelf Life of UHT-Processed Milk through Viscosity Change....Pages 170-170
Butter Moisture —Reference Method....Pages 171-171
Determination of Fat and Total Solids in Flavoured Milk....Pages 172-172
A Simple Method for the Preparation of Methyl Esters of Free Fatty Acids of Ghee for Onward GLC Analysis....Pages 173-173
Proton-NMR-Relaxation Study of Water and Fat in Milk Products....Pages 174-174
Detection of Cows’ Milk Protein in Ripened Coat Milk Cheese, Using Isoelectric Focusing....Pages 175-175
Use of Inoculants and Enzymes as Grass Silage Additives....Pages 176-176
Effect of Heat Treatment on Quality and Shelf-Life of Yoghurt....Pages 177-177
Antimicrobial effect of zabady on yeast and coliforms....Pages 178-178
Lactobacillus Acidophilus in the Gastroenteric Tract of S.Faecium -Treated Gnotoxenic Animals....Pages 179-179
Viability Duration of the Microbial Flora in Commercial Yogurt-Mixes with Different Lactic Acid Bacteria Species....Pages 180-180
Process alterations in shrikhand technology....Pages 181-181
Co 2 Production in Kefir by Torolopsis Sphaerica Immobilized Cells....Pages 182-182
Comparative Study of Polysaccharides Obtained from Kefir Grains and Produced by a Homofermentative Lactobacillus Species and Lactobacillus Kefir Isolated from Kefir Grains....Pages 183-183
Optimization of the Cultivation Medium Composition for Lactic Acid Bacteria....Pages 184-184
Influence of β-Lactoglobulin Denaturation on Syneresis and Rheological Properties of Set-Style Nonfat Yoghurt....Pages 185-185
The Influence of Nitrates on Activity of Lactic Acid Bacteria....Pages 186-186
Die Gewinnung von Mutanten von Milchsäurebakterien mit einer er höhten Resistenz gegenüber Hemmstoffen und mit erhöhter antimikrobieller Wirksamkeit auf die unerwünschte gastrointestinelle Mikroflora....Pages 187-187
Live Lactobacilli Containing Yogurt is Effective in Stimulating Host’s Immunocompetence....Pages 188-188
La Viscosite Comme Evaluation de la Texture du Yaourt Brasse....Pages 189-190
Separation of Peptidases Using Fast Protein Liquid Chromatography (FPLC)....Pages 191-193
Partial Characterisation of a Cell Wall Associated Proteinase from Lactobacillus Bulgaricus....Pages 194-194
Effect of Pennet Level on Bitterness Development in Quarg....Pages 195-195
Acid Production of Mixed Culture of Lactobacillus Bulgaricus and Streptoccus Thermophilus in Skim Milk Retentates....Pages 196-199
Nutritional Aspects of Yogurt. I. Microbial Lactase Activity and Digestion of Lactose....Pages 200-200
Nutritional Aspects of Yogurt. II. Intestinal Absorption of Minerals....Pages 201-201
Stability and Activity of BD-Type Starter in Continuous Culture....Pages 202-202
Biologic Enrichment of Milk Products with Vitamins....Pages 203-203
Yogurt Made from Milk with Added Lactulose....Pages 204-204
Yoghurt from UHT Milk....Pages 205-205
Scanning Electron Microscopy of Indian Dairy Product — Dahi....Pages 206-206
L`étude des effets antibactériens de l´aflatoxine M 1 caracterise le comportement de souches Lactobacillus, ou résistents. L`alteration de la sensibilité des souches Lactobacillus est sous la dependance de l`effet concentration de l`aflatoxine M 1 Sensibilité de souches de lactobacillus sensibles et resistentes a l´aflatoxine M 1 .....Pages 207-207
Biological transformation of whey for obtaining refreshment drinks....Pages 208-208
Formation of Flavour and Aroma in Turkish Yoghurts....Pages 209-210
Organic Acids and Volatile Aroma Compounds in Goat’s Milk Fermented with Single Strains of Mesophilic Lactic Acid Bacteria....Pages 211-211
Cultural Milk Containing Viable Bifidobacteria....Pages 212-212
Kouuanlao—Traditional Royal Court Milk Junket of China....Pages 213-218
Production of Fatty Acids and Partial Glycerides from Milk Fat Triglycerides by Immobilized Candida Cylindrecea Lipase....Pages 219-219
The Effect of UHT Treatment on the Denaturation of Whey Proteins....Pages 220-220
Lactose Hydrolysis of Dairy Products....Pages 221-221
Hydrolysis of Milk Fat Triglycerides by an Immobilized Lipase....Pages 222-222
Enzymatic synthesis of new trisaccharide, isoraffinose, from a mixture of lactose and sucrose....Pages 223-223
Surface Tension of Whey Proteins Studied by a Drop-Volume Apparatus....Pages 224-224
Inter-Esterification of Butter Fat Solid Fraction/Rapeseed Oil Mixtures with Candida Cylindracae Lipase as Catalyst....Pages 225-226
Valorization of Phospholipids from Dairy by-Products....Pages 227-227
Whey Protein Concentrates as Binders in Salt Free Restructured Meats....Pages 228-228
Infant Formula Made from Milk and Soybean....Pages 228-228
The Application of Conductivity in the Milk Quality Testing in Czechoslovakia....Pages 229-229
Interlaboratory Comparison Programmes in the New Zealand Dairy Industry: Current Status....Pages 230-230
Monitoring of Fat Crystallisation....Pages 231-231
Hydrolysis of Lactulose and Lactitol with β -Galactosidases....Pages 232-232
The Effects of Proteases on the Swelling and Emulsifying Properties of Milk Proteins....Pages 232-232
Back Matter....Pages 233-233