四种生鲜乳营养成分的比较分析

目的:对牛乳、山羊乳、水牛乳、骆驼乳四种生鲜乳的营养成分进行比较分析。方法:采集牛乳、山羊乳、骆驼乳、水牛乳各50份,按照国家标准测定四种生鲜乳中蛋白质、脂肪、18种氨基酸和10种脂肪酸含量,并对数据进行方差分析、主成分分析和判别分析。结果:不同哺乳动物来源生鲜乳的营养成分差异显著,具有各自的指纹特征,其判别分析的交叉检验正确判别率为99.5%。结论:上述营养成分含量可作为鉴别牛乳、山羊乳、骆驼乳、水牛乳的指纹信息指标。     

GC-MS测定人乳及动物乳中支链脂肪酸组成

支链脂肪酸（BCFA）是乳中微量但对婴幼儿的生长发育具有重要意义的生物活性成分。利用GC-MS对人乳和4种动物乳（牛乳、羊乳、牦牛乳、骆驼乳）中BCFA种类及含量进行测定。结果表明：5种乳中共有64种脂肪酸,其中含15种BCFA,17种饱和脂肪酸（SFA）,18种单不饱和脂肪酸（MUFA）和14种多不饱和脂肪酸（PUFA）;BCFA含量呈现出很大的物种间差异,动物乳中的支链脂肪酸含量显著高于人乳（p<0.001）,牛乳、牦牛乳、羊乳、骆驼乳和人乳中BCFA多为异构（iso）和反异构（anteiso）BCFA,含量分别为2.82%、4.90%、3.35%、8.00%和0.28%;人乳中BCFA受孕龄影响显著（p<0.01）,足月儿乳母的母乳中含有丰富的BCFA。     

我国不同奶畜乳营养成分对比研究

对国内主要的特色生鲜乳（牛乳、山羊乳、水牛乳、牦牛乳、骆驼乳和驴乳）进行了主要营养成分的比较和评价。共采集180份生鲜乳样品,测定了生鲜乳中蛋白、脂肪、乳糖、总固形物、氨基酸、脂肪酸等营养品质。与牛乳相比,水牛乳、骆驼乳和牦牛乳的蛋白质、氨基酸、脂肪、乳糖和总固形物质量分数都较高。与牛乳相比,骆驼乳中ω-3和ω-6脂肪酸含量较高,水牛乳中脂肪酸质量分数较高,不饱和脂肪酸质量分数较低,羊乳中短链脂肪酸(C4～C6)和中链脂肪酸(C8～C12)质量分数较高。根据联合国粮农组织和世界卫生组织的标准,6种生鲜乳中必需氨基酸与氨基酸总量和必需氨基酸与非必需氨基酸总量的比例符合理想食物蛋白质模式,乳蛋白均为优质乳蛋白,具有较高的营养价值。     

人乳与牛乳乳脂肪球膜蛋白质组的对比研究

人乳是婴幼儿生命初始阶段唯一能够摄入的食物,蛋白质是人乳中重要的营养成分,而牛乳作为代替人乳的常用原料已经被广泛的应用于婴幼儿食品中。本研究利用SDS-PAGE电泳和LC-MALDL-TOF蛋白组学方法将人乳与牛乳中乳脂肪球膜蛋白进行分离,能够发现人乳与牛乳脂肪球膜蛋白存在较大的差异。牛乳脂肪球膜中已鉴定出488种蛋白,人乳脂肪球膜中鉴定出的蛋白为1545种。牛乳脂肪球膜具有173种特异性蛋白,人乳脂肪球膜具有1230种特异性蛋白,在人乳与牛乳中存在315种同源蛋白。从蛋白质的GO(Gene Ontology)功能注释上来看,人乳脂肪球膜蛋白参与的生物过程有37%为代谢过程;具有的分子功能55%为结合作用;34%为参与细胞器构成。人乳脂肪球膜中有24种蛋白参与免疫相关的通路,主要为抗原加工和呈递。与牛乳相比,对人乳中乳脂肪球膜蛋白质在组成及功能上的研究,能够促进深入地了解人乳蛋白,并为以牛乳为原料的婴幼儿产品添加功能性蛋白提供参考。     

山羊乳与牛乳配方乳粉的致敏性比较

山羊乳是一类营养丰富且易于消化的乳品,因其营养成分与牛乳相近而受到广泛关注。本研究通过蛋白质潜在致敏性树状评估策略（生物信息学、消化稳定性、血清学研究、动物模型）对山羊乳配方乳粉的致敏性进行评价,并研究山羊乳配方乳粉与牛乳过敏患者血清中免疫球蛋白（immunoglobulin,Ig）E之间存在的交叉反应性。结果表明,山羊乳配方乳粉的167 种蛋白质中,β-乳球蛋白和α-乳清蛋白含量显著低于牛乳配方乳粉（P＜0.05）,山羊乳配方乳粉在模拟胃液中更易消化,且与过敏患者血清的结合能力弱于牛乳配方乳粉,动物模型结果表明山羊乳配方乳粉致敏小鼠体温下降幅度、临床过敏症状评分、血清中特异性IgE和IgG1抗体水平、血浆中组胺水平、血管渗透性及组织炎症程度等均显著低于牛乳配方乳粉组致敏小鼠（P＜0.05）,交叉反应性结果表明山羊乳配方乳粉能与牛乳过敏患者血清结合,但结合能力明显低于牛乳配方乳粉。结论：与牛乳配方乳粉相比,山羊乳配方乳粉的致敏性较弱,可作为牛乳的替代品,降低牛乳过敏性疾病的发病风险。     

牦牛乳与其他哺乳动物乳常规营养成分的比较分析

通过牦牛乳与其他哺乳动物(反刍动物、马属动物、骆驼和人)乳进行产奶量、泌乳期和常规营养成分(蛋白质、脂肪、乳糖、干物质、灰分、矿物质和维生素)的比较分析,得出奶牛的泌乳期最长,产奶量最高,乳中的常规营养成分含量存在种间差异,但呈现出一定的种属特性。反刍动物乳中蛋白质、脂肪、干物质和灰分含量较高,矿物元素和维生素含量丰富;骆驼乳中常规营养成分含量介于反刍动物乳与马属动物乳之间;马属动物乳中的乳糖含量较高;人乳中除乳糖成分外其余常规营养成分普遍低于其他哺乳动物乳。     

牛乳及其制品的营养价值及作为婴幼儿食品的分析

牛乳营养成分全，是较好的天然食物，对婴幼儿来说，其营养成分的组成及比例不如人乳使牛乳及制品尽量人乳化，营养成分愈加合理，是今后牛乳及制品工业研制发展的方向。     

母乳、牛乳与主要小品种乳蛋白质组成及乳清蛋白二级结构比较

目的 对比母乳、牛乳、山羊乳、绵羊乳、驼乳和驴乳的蛋白质组成及乳清蛋白二级结构,厘清主要加工乳种与母乳的蛋白质差异。方法 通过十二烷基硫酸钠-聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳（sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, SDS-PAGE）和傅里叶变换红外光谱法（Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, FTIR）对比各乳种的蛋白质组成和乳清蛋白二级结构。结果 绵羊乳中蛋白质、乳糖、脂肪含量均显著高于母乳、牛乳、山羊乳、驼乳和驴乳（P<0.05）,母乳中蛋白质、乳糖、矿物质与驴乳各对应指标均无显著性差异（P>0.05）;酪蛋白﹕乳清蛋白（C:W）是衡量动物蛋白质量的指标,检测结果为母乳C:W为38.58﹕61.42,牛乳C:W为81.43﹕18.57,山羊乳C:W为61.14﹕38.86,绵羊乳C:W为68.42﹕31.58,驼乳C:W为56.16﹕43.84,驴乳C:W为8.91﹕91.09;母乳与驼乳均含有较高的乳铁蛋白与血清白蛋白,且几乎不含β-乳球蛋白;驼乳与母乳乳清蛋白的α?螺旋结构占比较高。结论 母乳与主要加工乳种蛋白质组成与乳清蛋白二级结构不尽相同,该研究为各种乳源高值化利用和纯度鉴别提供了参考依据。     

牛乳的营养结构、生理功能与食用方法浅议

本文详细分析、介绍了牛乳的结构、营养成分及其与人乳的对比;综述了牛乳对人体的生理功能作用,提出了科学饮用牛乳的方法。     

山羊乳的营养组分分析及作为婴幼儿配方乳粉的喂养优势

分析对比了山羊乳、牛乳、和母乳宏量营养素和微量营养素的质量分数和种类差异。结果表明:山羊乳在营养组分对比中明显优于牛乳,是母乳的优质替代来源,但是与母乳相比,还有一定差异,在作为婴幼儿配方乳粉基料时还需强化叶酸、维生素E、铁等营养成分,使其更好的满足婴幼儿的生长发育需要。     

牦牛乳与其他哺乳动物乳功能性营养成分的比较分析

通过牦牛乳与其他哺乳动物乳（反刍动物、马属动物、骆驼和人）中蛋白质组成及含量、免疫活性物质组成及含量、氨基酸组成及含量和脂肪酸组成及含量的比较分析,得出牦牛乳中氨基酸、酪蛋白、免疫球蛋白的含量较高,是一种优质的、高营养的乳品。     

Amino acid enrichment and compositional changes among mammalian milk proteins and the resulting nutritional consequences

Milk is a hallmark of mammalian evolution: a unique food that has evolved with mammals. Despite the importance of this food, it is not known if variation in AA composition between different species is important to milk proteins or how it might affect the nutritional value of milk. As milk is the only food source for newborn mammals, it has long been speculated that milk proteins should be enriched in essential AA. However, no systematic analysis supports this assumption. Although many factors influence the overall nutritional value of milk, including total protein concentration, we focused here on the AA composition of milk proteins and investigated the possibility that selection drives compositional changes. We identified 9 major milk proteins present in 13 mammalian species and compared them with a large group of nonmilk proteins. Our results indicate heterogeneity in the AA composition of milk proteins, showing significant enrichment and depletion of certain AA in milk-specific proteins. Although high levels of particular AA appear to be consistently maintained, orthologous milk proteins display significant differences in AA composition across species, most notably among the caseins. Interspecies variation of milk composition is thought to be indicative of nutritional optimization to the requirements of the species. In accordance with this, our observations indicate that milk proteins may have adapted to the species-specific nutritional needs of the neonate.     

Determination of alpha-lactalbumin in human milk.

Alpha-lactalbumin is a major protein in human milk and of considerable nutritional importance to the infant. However, there are discrepancies in the literature on content of this protein in human milk, which indicate a need for a method that would permit estimation from a large number of samples. The technique of immunodiffusion was adopted for human alpha-lactalbumin. Purification of alpha-lactalbumin for production of antigen is described as is the statistical evaluation of the method. The alpha-lactalbumin contents of pooled human milk samples as well as of the milk from one mother during 2 mo of lactation were analyzed. The alpha-lactal-bumin content of human milk showed considerable variation. This variation and its relation to factors such as length of lactation, and nutritional status of the mother should be studied further.     

Effects of clover-grass silages and concentrate supplementation on the content of phytoestrogens in dairy cow milk

A 2 × 2 factorial continuous experiment was conducted with 28 Norwegian Red dairy cows in early lactation to compare milk content of phytoestrogens when feeding ad libitum white clover (WCS) or red clover (RCS) grass silages prepared from the second and third cut without and with 10 kg/d supplementation of a standard concentrate. The cows were offered either RCS or WCS for 88 d (period 1) and thereafter a mixed red clover-white clover-grass silage for 48 d (period 2). Total dry matter intake and milk yield were not affected by forage type but increased with concentrate supplementation. Intake of isoflavones was several times greater in RCS than in WCS, whereas intake of lignans was greater in WCS. Concentrate supplementation reduced the intake of most phytoestrogens. Compared with WCS, RCS diets yielded milk with a greater content of flavonoids, whereas milk from WCS diets had greater contents of the mammalian lignans enterodiol and enterolactone. The content of the isoflavan equol was particularly high in RCS diets. There was no apparent carryover effect of clover type on milk phytoestrogen content because there was no difference in content between the silage treatments 3 wk after the cows were transferred to the same silage diet (period 2). Concentrate supplementation reduced the milk contents of the flavonoids equol, biochanin A, and daidzein and increased the content of mammalian lignans. The effects of silage type and concentrate supplementation on milk contents of the individual phytoestrogens were related to the intake of the compound or its precursor, except for the effect of concentrate on mammalian lignans, for which the intake of the known precursors was also reduced. Overall, this study shows that feeding cows with silage containing red clover increases the milk content of flavonoids at both low and high concentrate supplementation levels, and decreases the content of nonflavonoids such as mammalian lignans, when compared with silage containing white clover. The increased content of phytoestrogens in milk may be important when the health benefits of milk are studied.     

Nutritional value of yogurt

Yogurt, made from fortified skim milk by conventional methods using Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus bulgaricus, was used in studies of the effect of fermentation on nutritional value of milk. In all experiments, the product was compared with the uninoculated base milk. The concentration of most vitamins was less in yogurt than in milk and was most noticeably so for biotin which was 60% less. The effect on folic acid content was inconsistent. In nutritional experiments with rats, high values for true digestibility, biological value and net protein utilization were obtained for both yogurt and its base milk, only minor differences being apparent between the two materials. In growth tests with rats, yogurt was not found to be consistently superior to the base milk when the milk was subjected to a double heat treatment to reduce bacterial contamination. Yogurt did not confer a nutritional advantage on fresh milk in this respect.     

Estimation of the protein content of US imports of milk protein concentrates

Recent declines in milk prices in the United States have sparked renewed concern that imports of milk protein concentrates (MPC) are increasingly entering the United States with very low tariff rates and is having an adverse impact on the US dairy industry. Milk protein concentrates are used in the United States in many different products, including the starter culture of cheese, or in nonstandard cheeses such as baker's cheese, ricotta, Feta and Hispanic cheese, processed cheese foods, and nutritional products. One of the difficult aspects of trying to assess the impact of MPC imports on the US dairy industry is to quantify the protein content of these imports. The protein content of MPC imports typically ranges from 40 to 88%. The purpose of this study is to develop a methodology that can be used to estimate the protein content of MPC on a country by country basis. Such an estimate would not only provide information regarding the quantity of protein entering the United States, but would also provide a profile of low- and high-value MPC importers. This is critical for market analysis, since it is the lower valued MPC imports that more directly displaces US-produced skim milk powder.     

市售婴幼儿配方乳粉中脂肪酸组成分析

对市售的10种不同品牌婴幼儿配方乳粉中脂肪酸组成进行了检测及分析。结果表明:共检出脂肪酸24种,不同品牌乳粉的脂肪酸组成及含量差别很大,棕榈酸含量介于14. 77%与35. 72%之间,亚油酸含量最高达27. 07%,最低仅有4. 68%,7种产品可检出DHA、AA,均未检出EPA;除了1种产品的亚油酸及α-亚麻酸含量偏低,其余脂肪酸含量均符合国家标准,检测结果与母乳之间仍存有差异。婴幼儿配方乳粉的脂肪酸仍需要进行优化以接近母乳来满足婴幼儿的营养需求。     

Rapid method for determination of milk casein content by infrared analysis

Preliminary work was to develop a method for determination of milk casein content using commercially available infrared milk testing equipment. Fresh whole milk samples were split into two portions. One portion was tested for total protein with an infrared milk analyzer. The other portion was adjusted to pH 4.6 with a specific volume and concentration of phosphoric acid. Milk casein precipitated at pH 4.6 and was removed by filtration. Next, the noncasein protein filtrate was tested for protein content using an infrared milk analyzer. The difference between the percent protein of the original milk sample and the percent protein of the noncasein protein filtrate equals the percent milk casein. The infrared casein determination for 36 different individual herd milk samples was not significantly different from results obtained by the official International Dairy Federation casein testing method. The infrared method is faster than the chemical method and could be done with infrared milk testing equipment that is commonly available in many cheese manufacturing plants. Repeatability of the infrared method was comparable to the repeatability of the chemical method.     

The nutritional ingredients and antioxidant activity of donkey milk and donkey milk powder

The aim of this work was to shed light on the nutritional ingredients and antioxidant activity of donkey milk and powder. It indicated that basic components of donkey milk were closed to human milk, especially lactose. The fat content of donkey milk was lower than that of cow milk and human milk. The essential amino acids, fatty acids and taurine in donkey milk and powder were richer. The whey protein content of donkey milk was 49.08 g/100 g. The ratio of casein to whey protein in donkey milk and powder was 70.3:100. The cholesterol of donkey milk was 8.6 mg/100 g. Therefore, donkey milk and powder are typical low-fat and low-cholesterol foods. The precious values of donkey milk and powder are suitable calcium and phosphorus proportion, and strongly resistant to oxidation. In conclusion, donkey milk and powder are good supplementary of cow milk and powder, would be better for infant dietary.     

Food in an evolutionary context: insights from mother's milk

In the emergence of diverse animal life forms, food is the most insistent and pervasive of environmental pressures. As the life sciences begin to understand organisms in genomic detail, evolutionary perspectives provide compelling insights into the results of these dynamic interactions between food and consumer. Such an evolutionary perspective is particularly needed today in the face of unprecedented capabilities to alter the food supply. What should we change? Answering this question for food production, safety and sustainability will require a much more detailed understanding of the complex interplay between humans and their food. Many organisms that we grow, produce, process and consume as foods naturally evolved adaptations in part to avoid being eaten. Crop breeding and processing have been the tools to convert overtly toxic and antinutritious commodities into foods that are safe to eat. Now the challenge is to enhance the nutritional quality and thereby contribute to improving human health. We posit that the Rosetta stone of food and nourishment is mammalian lactation and ‘mother's milk’. The milk that a mammalian mother produces for her young is a complete and comprehensive diet. Moreover, the capacity of the mammary gland as a remarkable bioreactor to synthesise milk, and the infant to utilise milk, reflects 200 million years of symbiotic co‐evolution between producer and consumer. Here we present emerging transdisciplinary research ‘decoding’ mother's milk from humans and other mammals. We further discuss how insights from mother's milk have important implications for food science and human health. Copyright © 2012 Society of Chemical Industry