Pub Date : 2024-04-17DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-2-4
E. Topnikova, N. Ivanova, M. Zakharova, Ekaterina Pirogova
The article introduces a comparative analysis of storage capacity of butter packaged in different ways. Butter with a fat fraction of 72.5 % was studied in a monolith sample with stabilized structure and in fluid state during processing. The authors traced the changes in sensory, microbiological, and physicochemical parameters using standard methods at different temperature conditions. When the storage conditions followed State Standard GOST 32261, the in-line packaging method proved more effective: it reduced microbiological risks and increased the shelf-life of the packaged butter. The product also proved resistant to aggravated temperatures, which means that such butter would be able to preserve its quality and safety even under cold chain violations during transportation and sales. The spoilage test results can be used to predict the storage capacity of packaged butter based on initial contamination with various microorganisms.
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Vitamin A deficiency can be compensated by fortifying socially essential foods with its nano-emulsion. This research featured the effect of vitamin A nanoemulsion on the physicochemical parameters of pasteurized milk with a fat content of 3.2 %. To synthesize the vitamin A nano-emulsion, vitamin A was mixed with Tween 80 as a solubilizer. The dynamic light scattering method showed that the average hydrodynamic radius of vitamin A micelles was 62 ±13 nm. In this study, vitamin A nano-emulsion had no significant effect on such physicochemical properties of milk as titratable acidity, radius of protein and fat fractions, and ζ-potential and electrical conductivity. The additive demonstrated good prospects as a source of vitamin A to be used in the dairy industry.
通过在社会必需食品中添加维生素 A 纳米乳剂，可以弥补维生素 A 的缺乏。这项研究主要探讨了维生素 A 纳米乳液对脂肪含量为 3.2% 的巴氏杀菌牛奶理化参数的影响。为了合成维生素 A 纳米乳液，维生素 A 与吐温 80 混合作为增溶剂。动态光散射法显示，维生素 A 胶束的平均流体力学半径为 62 ±13 nm。在这项研究中，维生素 A 纳米乳液对牛奶的理化性质（如可滴定酸度、蛋白质和脂肪部分的半径、ζ电位和电导率）没有明显影响。这种添加剂作为维生素 A 的一种来源，在乳制品工业中具有良好的应用前景。
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Pub Date : 2024-04-17DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-2-6
I. Barkovskaya
Iodine is an essential trace element involved in the synthesis of thyroid hormones. Its deficiency may trigger pathologies of various kinds in all age groups. Over the last 20 years, two billion people in the world have been diagnosed with iodine deficiency. In Russia, this number is 14 million. In 1994, the World Health Organization introduced several salt iodization programs, and the global level of iodine deficiency and related diseases went down. However, some countries still experience social inequality in iodized salt intake. Moreover, inorganic forms of iodine get unstable during transportation and cooking. As a result, iodized salt cannot be considered a universal method. This article features new approaches to iodine deficiency prevention, e.g., high-iodine diets. The research objective was to analyze the market of iodized dairy foods, including canned dairy products. The review featured the existing technologies of fortifying whole-milk products and canned or otherwise preserved dairy foods with iodine. Such products have some disadvantages. For instance, production of organic iodine preparations is time-consuming, and the resulting products often lack trace elements that facilitate iodine metabolism, e.g., zinc. In this connection, the functional food industry needs new food additives to iodize dairy products. Partially hydrolyzed whey proteins seem a promising raw material for iodine and zinc immobilization.
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Pub Date : 2024-04-17DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-2-1
Evgeniya Agarkova, Natalia Sherstneva
Balanced nutrition is an important stage that often defines the outcome of treatment process for many diseases. The demand for therapeutic nutrition increases as disease diagnostics becomes more successful. As a result, the development and production of dietary food formulas is a priority task for domestic food producers, especially in the conditions of import substitution. In fact, the European Union and the United States remain Russia’s key suppliers of enteral nutrition products: 90% of this market belongs to foreign companies. Ingredients for enteral nutrition products also come from abroad. Most domestic enteral products are produced by Infaprim. This company offers a wide range of products, including various types of baby formulas. However, the production volume is insufficient to meet the domestic demand, considering that new studies keep revealing the need for new enteral nutrition products for certain groups of patients. This review describes the main types of enteral nutrition foods on the Russian market. The formulas differ in protein content, whey proteins being the most popular ones, as well as in energy value, packaging, and chemical composition. The current state of the domestic market for enteral products determines an urgent need to develop new technologies for enteral nutrition foods to substitute the currently imported products.
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Pub Date : 2024-02-19DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-1-3
B. Manevich, Evgeniy Titov
New knowledge about biofilm microorganisms and their resistance needs new approaches to disinfection. The article traces the story of electrolysis, as well as inorganic chloractive and oxygen-active disinfectants. It describes the basic electrolysis scheme for obtaining salines and electrochemically activated substances. As a rule, their properties determine the target efficiency of the disinfectant. Certain electrochemical processes occur in anodic and cathodic chambers during electrolysis. They are associated with redox reactions of strongly adsorbed electroactive intermediate molecular forms obtained from water. They depend on the concentration of electrolyte in the solution, current power, electrolysis time, temperature, etc. The electrolytic method has good industrial prospects as it simultaneously produces chloractive anolyte solutions and alkaline catholyte solutions. They can be used as a complex for equipment sanitization purposes.
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Pub Date : 2024-02-19DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-1-6
Vadim Elchaninov
This article continues a series of reviews about the structure and functions of milk fat globule membrane (MFGM) proteins in cow’s milk. This installment introduces publications on the biochemistry of fatty acid binding protein (FABP), which is a polypeptide component of MFGM. The article gives a brief history of its discovery, as well as profiles the proteins that bind hydrophobic ligands and describes the methods of FABP identification in MFGM preparations. Other aspects of FABP studies include: isoforms and modern nomenclature; amino acid sequence and reactions to post-translational modification; spatial organization; mechanisms for binding fatty acids to lipids; well-investigated and hypothesized physiological functions; the effect of haplotypes on milk fatty acids, yield, and protein content.
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Pub Date : 2024-02-19DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-1-7
A. Tvorogova, P. Sitnikova
Milk-containing ice-cream is low in fat and non-fat milk solids. To maintain the conventional sensory and technological properties, dry substances have to be restored, including dry milk solids. This article introduces a new formulation of milk-containing ice-cream with an improved protein-carbohydrate and mineral content and the conventional sensory profile. Whey protein concentrates and dry cheese whey served as substitute components. The research involved physical, chemical, microstructural, and thermostatic methods. In the experimental product, 2 % whey protein concentrate and 4 % dry cheese whey brought dry milk solids up to 38 %, which was similar to the control milk ice-cream sample. The dispersion of ice crystals and the thermal and shape stability were also similar to the traditional ice-cream. However, the dynamic viscosity and the temperature of freezer discharge of the experimental mix exceeded those of the control sample by 1.5 times and 0.6 °C, respectively, while the aerating ability and the air-phase dispersion were lower. Whey protein concentrates and dry cheese improved the protein-carbohydrate and mineral composition of the milk-containing ice-cream, as well as made it possible to approximate it to the traditional sensory parameters. A further study is necessary to select flavors that could improve the sensory profile of the milk-containing ice-cream product.
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Pub Date : 2024-02-19DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-1-4
I. Gurskiy, A. Tvorogova
Ice cream is one of the most popular desserts all over the world because it possesses excellent sensory characteristics and is highly nutritional. Whey proteins can increase the biological value of ice cream. They are often used in non-fat dry milk powder to reduce its cost. However, whey proteins and casein differ in color. Therefore, replacing milk solids of non-fat proteins with whey proteins hay affect the color profile of the final product. The study registered the color changes in ice cream with different ratios of non-fat dry milk powder, microparticles, and whey protein concentrates. The spectrophotometric method made it possible to assess the key color characteristics, i.e., yellowness, whiteness, and overall color difference. Larger quantities of protein concentrates darkened the final product from 96 to 91.5. A mix of microparticles and whey protein concentrates had no effect on the color profile while each component applied on its own proved significant, as did some other variables. After replacing dry milk proteins, the whiteness index dropped to 85 whereas the yellowness index reached 18. The overall color difference showed that the consumer is likely to notice the replacement of dry milk powder with whey protein concentrates. However, the differences between samples with different ratios were either undetectable or insignificant. The obtained results can be used in qualitative tests to detect the presence of whey proteins in the ice cream protein composition.
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Pub Date : 2024-02-19DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-1-1
Andrey Blinov, Alexey Golik, Alexey Gvozdenko, Alexander Serov, Z. Rekhman
This article introduces a new method for fortification of dairy products. It is based on a synthesis of biologically active complexes of ascorbic acid, trace iron, and such essential amino acids as lysine, phenylalanine, isoleucine, tryptophan, methionine, valine, and threonine. The computer modeling of the complex structure made it possible to define the optimal interaction parameters of the formulation components. The complex of ascorbic acid, iron, and tryptophan demonstrated the most potent antioxidant activity.
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Pub Date : 2024-02-19DOI: 10.21603/1019-8946-2024-1-9
Alexey Golubev, N. Dunchenko, S. Kuptsova
The article provides an analysis of food losses at the global level. The authors linked the level of economic well-being to dairy losses. They examined the effect of various aspects on the shelf-life of dairy products and highlighted the differences in the consumption of highfat dairy products in high-income countries. Natural antioxidants could provide an effective solution to the dairy spoilage problem.
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