casein
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- noun
- /ˈkeɪsiːn/
- Specialized
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caseína
- And then it's got casein, protein and prebiotic fiber.
- β-casein
- beta-casein
- casein immune response
Egg whites, milk from a cow, casein protein, potatoes, rice.
- Egg whites, milk from a cow, casein protein, potatoes, rice.
- But then the dairy contains casein, which also acts in our favor as a detergent.
- It contains a form of casein that's going to cause some major health issues and blood sugar issues.
- So there's still there's, you know, sometimes it's just water left, but there's always going to be some of the protein solids left, the casein in the way.
Examples
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It's the casein, the milk protein in cheese.
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Please consider that many gluten intolerant people are also allergic to casein, a protein in milk and dairy that doesn't break down when cooked.
Blog text (31) -
Cheese is highly addictive because it contains casein, a protein found in all milk products.
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It contains a form of casein that's going to cause some major health issues and blood sugar issues.
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Casein has four fractions; in human milk, a, b, g, and k casein fractions represent 25% of total protein, whereas in cow's milk they account for nearly 80%, 35% of which is b casein.
Academic text (1999) -
Many people with dairy allergies must avoid products containing casein, a milk protein.
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In addition to cheese, casein can be found in protein shakes and some baked goods.
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Casein is used in many processed foods because it provides a rich source of protein.
Compounds
- Specialized
A water-based paint made from milk protein and used for painting pictures and decorations
Surface Forms
Etymology
Casein comes from the Latin root caseus meaning 'cheese', the same root as the English word cheese. Casein is the protein that makes the curds in milk, so the name fits the milk protein used in foods, plastics, and glues.