Advantages of Porcine Blood Plasma as a Component of Functional Drinks
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The composition and properties of blood plasma obtained from slaughtered farm animals and intended for use in the manufacturing of foods for the prevention of oxygen deficiency (hypoxia) are analyzed in the present paper. The use of aerated functional products (oxygen cocktails) is an efficient approach to hypoxia prevention. Protein-based foaming agents are known to form the most stable foams. Porcine blood plasma is a rich source of high molecular weight proteins. A method of processing of the blood of farm animals using a centrifuge with the separation factor (Fr) of 2000 or lower is described in the present article. Fractional composition of blood proteins from farm animals is reported, the choice of porcine blood plasma as a foaming agent is justified, and data on the content and amino acid compositionof high molecular weight proteins from porcine blood plasma is presented.
- Lovely Professional University India
- Kemerovo Institute of Food Science and Technology Russian Federation
- Pondicherry University India
- Centennial College Canada
total protein content, TP368-456, blood plasma of slaughtered animals, Food processing and manufacture, foaming agent, Oxygen cocktail, fractional composition of blood proteins
total protein content, TP368-456, blood plasma of slaughtered animals, Food processing and manufacture, foaming agent, Oxygen cocktail, fractional composition of blood proteins
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