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The Bovine Milk Proteome: What’s in It and How Can It Be Manipulated?

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Cornell Nutrition Conference
Author
Greenwood, S. L.
Abstract

The bovine milk proteome includes thousands of proteins. These proteins appear to be diverse in their functions, and many have known bioactivity, affecting calf and human health. This presentation will focus on defining the different protein classifications and their proportions within the milk proteome, and how nutrition can impact the milk protein profile being produced by dairy cattle.

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The bovine milk proteome includes thousands of proteins. These proteins appear to be diverse in their functions, and many have known bioactivity, affecting calf and human health. This presentation will focus on defining the different protein classifications and their proportions within the milk proteome, and how nutrition can impact the milk protein profile being produced by dairy cattle.
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2108 Cornell Nutrition Conference
Date Issued
2018-10-16
Keywords
Milk proteome
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Casein
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Whey
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Cattle
Type
conference papers and proceedings

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