TY  - BOOK
AU  - Mounira Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed
AU  - Hassan Mohamed Sobhy, 
AU  - Mohamed A. Elnawawy , 
AU  - Wafai Zaky Azer Mikhail , 
TI  - Supplementation of some dairy products with some microelements for improving its nutritional value in Egypt and Ethiopia / 
PY  - 2017///
CY  - Cairo : 
PB  - Mounira Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed , 
KW  - Fortification
KW  - Microelements
KW  - Milk
N1  - Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cairo University - Institute of African Research and Studies - Department of Natural Resources; Issued also as CD
N2  - The present study concerned with three parts. Firstly: silicon concentration in milk from different species (buffalo, cow, camel and goat) and some dairy products (skim milk: fresh & powder, soft and processed cheese, and yoghurt) were evaluated. Silicon concentration was analyzed by using microwave plasma atomic emission spectrometry. The results revealed the linearity and high recovery of method for milk and cheese. The lowest concentration of silicon was observed in buffalo milk (0.20 ppm) and the highest concentration was in camel milk (3.34 ppm). The values of silicon in fresh and dry skim milk were 0.80 and 33.11ppm respectively.Also, the silicon concentration in processed cheese was higher than that in soft cheese. Whilst the yoghurt was the highest in silicon compared to fresh milk and cheeses. Secondly: Fortification of stirred yoghurt with some microelements and natural antioxidants to improve its nutritional value. The control was stirred yoghurt. Stirred yoghurt fortified with 5 % oats and some fruits (mango, banana and strawberry jam) were prepared and their impacts on physicochemical properties and some microelements (Si, Fe, Mn, Zn and Cu) content of resultants products were investigated.The data revealed that addition of oats slight increased pH value and it decreased with fruit addition. Also the lower in protein content was lower fat while the higher in fat, fiber and carbohydrate contents were higher than control. Mineral analyses showed that Si, Mn, and Fe contents were great difference between all treatments as they ranged between:  (28.70- 36.50) for Si, (4.60-5.25) for Mn, (3.50 {u2013} 4.10) for Fe and (3.30-3.60) for Zn ppm. Concerning the control, the values obtained were:  (14.70), (0.90), (0.70), (3.60) for Si, Mn, Fe and Zn respectively
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