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Molecular markers facilitate low-linolenic-acid soy oil.
USDA-ARS scientists at the agency's Plant Genetics Research Unit are improving soybean oil's longevity by lowering its linolenic acid content. This, in turn, should improve the . . .

Control lipid oxidation in irradiated meat by combining antioxidants.
Ionizing radiation generates hydroxyl radicals in aqueous or oil emulsion systems. Because muscle cells are at least 75% water, irradiation is expected to produce a large amount of hydroxyl . . .

Freezing, thawing have a little impact in cheese protein degration.
The manner in which proteins degrade as cheese matures is affected by several factors, including plasmin, chymosin, protease, the pH of curd, storage temperature and time, the salt-to-moisture . . .

Characterizes casein-based films.
Edible films, made from milk proteins such as casein, are a potential alternative to nonbiodegradable coatings and films currently used to enhance the quality or extend the shelf life of foods. . . .

Enzyme treatment improves attributes of carrot juice.
The concentrated nutritional value of vegetable and fruit juices has made them a popular addition to many people's diets. One pint of fresh vegetable juice provides approximately the same . . .

Peptide concentration and structure.(Executives: FYI ...)
Improving our knowledge of the relationship between peptide concentration and structure and foam performance can lead to a better understanding, analysis and control of this complicated property. . . .

Frozen storage.(Executives: FYI ...)
Frozen storage is one of the most important preservation methods used to maintain quality in food products. Scientists wanted to evaluate the effects of freezing and thawing rates, as well as . . .

Develop an isoflavone aglycone-enriched soy milk.
The consumption of modern soy milk prepared from soy protein isolate (SPI) has superseded the consumption of traditional whole bean soy milk. However, soy milk made from SPI has a reduced level . . .

Check out free searchable database on food content.
What were the nutrients in the smoothie you just consumed? Was it a two-cup serving made with fruit? Or was it a 20-fluid-ounce smoothie made with fruit and yogurt? The answers can be found on the . . .

Prospecting for cancer chemopreventive agents in foods.
The development of a murine hepatoma (Hepa 1c1c7) cell line some 15 years ago for isolating phase II enzyme-inducing agents by a research group from Johns Hopkins University led to the . . .

Carbohydrate-based fat replacers may improve nonfat ice cream quality.
The process of removing fat from ice cream has resulted in products that are poorly accepted by consumers because of defects in their flavor, body and texture. Whey, fat replacers, stabilizers and . . .

Cooked ham is discolored by light.
Sliced cold cuts are often discolored by oxidation. Their composition, and especially any ingredients and additives, can influence the robustness of the products in lighted environments. Scientists . . .

Extend storage stability of tortillas with alpha amylase and soy proteins.
Commercially produced wheat flour tortillas are made with anti-molding additives. For this reason, they are generally shelf-stable in terms of their microbial quality. However, a loss in textural . . .

Continuous flow microwave reactors are alternative for pasteurizing, sterilizing sweet potato puree.
With high levels of nutrients and bio-active compounds, sweet potato puree can be considered a functional ingredient for use in processed foods. However, due to the puree's low heat . . .

Caseinate yields stable oil-in-water emulsions.
Surface active proteins have been used as emulsifiers not only to form physically stable emulsions, but also to increase the oxidative stability of oil-in-water emulsions. However, we do not . . .

Underwater processing inhibits deterioration of fruit quality.
According to the International Fresh-Cut Produce Association, fresh-cut fruits and vegetables make up one of the fastest growing food categories in U.S. supermarkets. U.S. sales of fresh-cut . . .

Export packaging technology.(Executives: FYI ...)
Trials of a new export packaging technology developed by Australia's CSIRO have shown it can keep fruit and vegetables fresh during extended periods of storage and shipping. Moisture loss . . .

More work required to optimize probiotics for consumption.
The formulation of probiotics into products poses a technological challenge since these products should contain high enough levels of specific probiotic strains until the time they are consumed. . . .

Make cassava more nutritious.
The Ohio State University will lead an interdisciplinary team of scientists in a multi-million dollar project to help improve one of the most important food crops in Africa--cassava. The Bill and . . .

Develop nutritious snack bars using flaked lentils.
Micronization, an infrared heat treatment, and flaking, a flattening procedure performed after micronization, are processes that make it possible to replace oats with lentils when formulating . . .

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