1963
DOI: 10.1007/bf02748262
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The effect of a supplementary protein food containing fish flour, groundnut flour and bengal gram flour and fortified with vitamins on the growth and nutritional status of children

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“…FPCs depend on the fishes types, have different chemical and physical specifications, it can be affect on final chemical compositions of product [15]. About 20% minerals and 78% protein were determined in FPC produced from menhaden fish due to have more bones [2], instead, FPC produced from hake contains 13% minerals and 85% protein [5]. Lipid content is also different in any kind of fishes, but during press and extraction process by lipid solvent, it decreased to less than 1%, although in this case, FPC produced from different fishes didn't show so many differences.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…FPCs depend on the fishes types, have different chemical and physical specifications, it can be affect on final chemical compositions of product [15]. About 20% minerals and 78% protein were determined in FPC produced from menhaden fish due to have more bones [2], instead, FPC produced from hake contains 13% minerals and 85% protein [5]. Lipid content is also different in any kind of fishes, but during press and extraction process by lipid solvent, it decreased to less than 1%, although in this case, FPC produced from different fishes didn't show so many differences.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Fish protein concentrate (FPC) is a healthy, sustainable and high nutritive product that sanitisedly produced from fishes in which, protein and other nutrients are more concentrated than in fresh fishes [2]. FPC was first proselyte widely in the late 1960s, as the most effective way to uproot global malnutrition [3].…”
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confidence: 99%