2016
DOI: 10.2527/jam2016-0522
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0522 Prediction of intact casein in cheese by using amaltheys: A front-face fluorescence analyzer

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“…Although a few analytical cases have been examined and numerous discussions have been conducted regarding the predictive accuracy obtained using these techniques, to our knowledge no reports are yet available of a detailed prediction model based on the contributing wavelength range or other factors (Lacotte et al, 2015;Liu, Sajith Babu, Coutouly, Allouche, & Amamcharla, 2016). However, there have been some cases of FFs being applied to study food (Sádecká & Tóthová, 2007) including dairy products containing cheese (Andersen & Mortensen, 2008;Boubellouta & Dufour, 2008;Christensen, Povlsen, & Sørensen, 2003).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Although a few analytical cases have been examined and numerous discussions have been conducted regarding the predictive accuracy obtained using these techniques, to our knowledge no reports are yet available of a detailed prediction model based on the contributing wavelength range or other factors (Lacotte et al, 2015;Liu, Sajith Babu, Coutouly, Allouche, & Amamcharla, 2016). However, there have been some cases of FFs being applied to study food (Sádecká & Tóthová, 2007) including dairy products containing cheese (Andersen & Mortensen, 2008;Boubellouta & Dufour, 2008;Christensen, Povlsen, & Sørensen, 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%