Sentence examples for milk lipids from inspiring English sources

In this work, three solvent systems for one-phase extraction of milk lipids were compared with the standard Folch method.

Feeding whey protein isolate gel complex successfully increased the PUFA of milk lipids without affecting productive performance.

It has been previously demonstrated that a lipase (BUSgp60) secreted by the accessory bulbourethral gland was responsible for the cellular death of goat spermatozoa, through the lipolysis of residual milk lipids and the release of toxic free fatty acids.

This protein gel offers a practical dietary method to modify the PUFA composition of milk lipids, by the type of FA protected, to allow changes in both the nutritional value of milk fat as well as potential changes in its manufacturing properties.

The objective of this study was to determine the efficacy of this whey protein gel composite as a dietary delivery method to modify the FA composition of triacylglycerol (TG) and phospholipid (PL) fractions, as well as TG sn-2 composition of milk lipids, compared to feeding either unprotected or calcium salts of the oils.

In particular, milk lipids are secreted in the form of colloidal assemblies called milk fat globules.

Mechanisms determining FA distribution among milk lipid components and the consequences of altered milk fat globule membrane lipid composition remained to be elucidated.

Neville adds that, along with data on proteins related to XOR, the work "provides a firm foundation for understanding the molecular mechanisms of milk lipid secretion".

Hyperinsulinemic clamps reduce the availability of long-chain FA, which are considered to originate from the diet and adipose lipolysis for milk lipid synthesis by the mammary gland of goats.

However, upon induction with heregulin in vitro, MDA-MB-435 cells undergo sufficient mammary epithelial differentiation to produce milk lipid droplets and to express β-casein mRNA [9].

We previously reported that BSSL is the major DC-SIGN binding component in human milk, but mucin 1 - mainly present in milk lipid vesicles - also binds to DC-SIGN [25].