1. Casein micelles are composed of four main types of proteins: αS1‐Casein, αS2‐Casein, β‐Casein, and k‐Casein.

2. 3501 | Casein, caseinates and other casein derivatives; casein glues |

3. Acid casein

4. Casein glues

5. Casein dietary supplements

6. Casein for industrial purposes

7. Casein-free, gluten free.

8. The heading covers various types of casein which differ according to the method of curdling, e.g. acid casein and rennet casein (paracasein

9. The heading covers various types of casein which differ according to the method of curdling, e.g. acid casein and rennet casein (paracasein).

10. The heading covers various types of casein which differ according to the method of curdling, e.g., acid casein, caseinogen and rennet casein (paracasein)."

11. It is amphoteric: below pH 4.6 Casein forms moderately soluble salts such as Casein chloride; above pH 4.6 Casein forms salts with bases.

12. The heading covers various types of casein which differ according to the method of curdling, e.g., acid casein, caseinogen and rennet casein (paracasein).

13. Annex II — Acid casein

14. Anti-Caking Systems for Shredded Cheese and Analogue blends in Casein Free and Reduced Casein Formulations

15. Casein for the food industry

16. CCT heading No Description CCT heading No Description ex 35.01 Casein, caseinates and other casein derivatives; casein glue ex 35.02 Albumins, albuminates and other albumin derivatives:

17. acid casein as defined in Annex

18. Kunde: L 111 Umb. engl. 06 CCT heading No Description CCT heading No Description ex 35.01 Casein, caseinates and other casein derivatives; casein glue ex 35.02 Albumins, albuminates and other albumin derivatives:

19. — acid casein as defined in Annex II

20. - acid casein as defined in Annex II

21. STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO ‘EDIBLE ACID CASEIN’

22. The heading covers various types of casein which differ according to the method of curdling, e.g. acid casein and rennet casein (paracasein). (Explanatory notes to the harmonized system — SectionVI, Chapter 35 (No 35.01)).

23. Caseins are usually identified according to the acid used, such as lactic acid Casein, hydrochloric acid Casein, and sulfuric

24. The heading covers various types of casein which differ according to the method of curdling, e.g. acid casein and rennet casein (paracasein). (Explanatory notes to the harmonized system - SectionVI, Chapter 35 (No 35.01)).

25. Casein is the main protein found in milk

26. Casein is the basic component of ordinary cheese

27. Casein: [noun] a phosphoprotein of milk: such as

28. All cow's milk contains Casein, according to HealthLine

29. Casein is a mixture of phosphoproteins of differing molecular weight. Casein is a lyophilic colloid akin to albumin and gelatin

30. Casein is a protein that is derived from the milk of many species; most human consumption of Casein comes from bovine (cow) milk

31. In such circumstances, a diet which excludes this protein (Casein) is advisable, which is also known as a Casein-free diet.

32. Casein protein makes for an excellent bedtime snack

33. Casein is the largest group of protein in milk

34. And Casein seems to be linked with belly fat

35. Casein hydrogels are used for organised release of bioactives.

36. Amino acid composition of casein and breast milk protein

37. In the cheese-making process, Casein is precipitated by the action of rennet enzymes, and a coagulum is formed consisting of Casein

38. It is obtained from skimmed milk by precipitation (curdling), generally with acids or rennet. The heading covers various types of casein which differ according to the method of curdling, e.g. acid casein and rennet casein (paracasein

39. Overview Casein protein is a protein found in milk that gives milk its white color. Cow's milk consists of around 80% Casein protein

40. Casein and whey protein are both derived from milk. They differ in digestion times — Casein digests slowly, making it good before bedtime, while …

41. Allergenic Extract, Casein, Cow and Goat Milk - Clinical Pharmacology

42. Casein Principal protein in milk, containing about 15 amino acids

43. Caseinat is solubilized milk protein, based on Acid Casein.

44. On average, milk from cows contains about three percent Casein

45. Casein protein is digested slowly, while whey protein digested quickly

46. On the other hand, cow’s milk contains more casein and ash.

47. Casein is a protein found in milk and milk products

48. - acid casein of quality A as defined in Annex II

49. Casein is the collective name for a family of milk proteins

50. Casein and whey are the two primary protein types in milk

51. In addition to milk, Casein protein is found in yogurt, cheese,

52. Casein is 80% of the milk protein, while whey is 20%

53. All mammals produce Casein as a component in milk for their offspring.

54. The active element of Casein contains nitrogen, which forms a soluble…

55. Within milk, Casein is the “curd” that has gel-forming capabilities

56. Casein proteins are acid sensitive and tend to thicken in the stomach

57. Casein protein powder is a popular choice for athletes and fitness enthusiasts

58. GOLD STANDARD 100% Casein™ delivers BCAAs to recovering muscles for several hours

59. Casein also is used to improve the Adhering characteristics of paints and coatings

60. ISINGLASS; OTHER GLUES OF ANIMAL ORIGIN (EXCL. CASEIN GLUES OF HEADING NO 3501)

61. ‘Also known as native milk protein, micellar Casein is undenatured and tends to ‘gel’ in the gut.’ ‘Tissue protein as well as Casein and milk protein concentrates are best suited for this purpose.’ ‘Roughly 80 per cent of the milk's protein is Casein, which exists in four varieties.’

62. Simply mix it with a splash of water or milk to make Casein pudding, add it to some Greek yogurt (which is a fantastic source of Casein on its own), or make a slightly fancier snack with these delectable before-bed recipes made with a whey and Casein …

63. Casein is a complete protein that contains all of the essential amino acids required by our bodies to function. In its purest form, Casein is a white-colored solid with no taste

64. For handling, an emulsion of Casein and lime is thinned with water

65. Casein protein-based drugs possess high emulsification, foaming, gelation and binding capacities

66. Carrying the same amino acid profile as whey protein, Casein protein is

67. It’s also abundant in raw sheep cheese, a pure source of Casein

68. Casein also makes up 20 to 40 percent of human breast milk

69. Casein proteins, which form about 80% of the bovine milk proteins, form large colloidal particles with calcium phosphate to form Casein micelles, which for many years have been an important subject of interest

70. Casein results in greater deposition of protein than whey, which simply means more muscle

71. The amino acid composition of casein and breast milk protein: (g/# g of protein

72. Casein is a milk-product based paint which may be thinned with water

73. PROGENEX Cocoon is a special nighttime formula featuring micellar casein and Metamorphagen™

74. Because Casein is insoluble in water, in milk it exists as a suspension of micelles.

75. Quantitative determination of skimmed-milk powder in compound feedingstuffs by enzymatic coagulation of para-casein.

76. Casein is usually a yellowish-white granular powder, soluble in alkalis but not in water.

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78. Gene of porcine alpha-s1 casein, a promoter of the same and use thereof

79. Casein is the insoluble portion of the milk, whereas whey is the soluble portion; the amount of Casein in standard milk protein is approximately 80%, and human milk is variable depending on time spent lactating.

80. In milk, Caseins exist as the calcium salt arranged in micellar particles surrounded by soluble kappa-Casein. The Casein component of milk is relatively heat-stable, capable of surviving pasturization at ~62-71 °C