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Meanings of casein in English
Usage of casein in English
1
The casein can be seen in fine flakes in the real buttermilk.
2
This is due to the toughening of the casein in the milk.
3
These latter properties are similar to those of cellular casein kinase II.
4
Baking-soda in cheese dishes which are cooked makes the casein more digestible.
5
Coincidentally, a deletion of this region enhanced the IL-2-induced expression of beta-casein.
6
The apparent ileal absorption of protein was increased in pigs fed casein.
7
The ash, casein, and sugar are in about the usual proportion.
8
However, an unexpected behavior was noted for the milk protein, a-casein.
9
Thus, while Ca absorption was enhanced by high-casein meals, the mechanism remains unclear.
10
The food value of cheese is dependent upon the casein which is present.
11
A mixture of casein and celluloid has something of the merits of both.
12
The proteid principle of peas and beans is legumin, a substance resembling casein.
13
Furthermore, between casein fractions, m-casein was only significantly correlated with β-casein.
14
In the milk of ruminants, alphas1-casein has been shown to be extensively phosphorylated.
15
They were adapted to a semi-synthetic casein diet for 14 d before surgery.
16
Weight gain was reduced by dietary salt but was unaffected by dietary casein.
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