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Prediction of fatty acid profiles in cow, ewe, and goat milk by mid-infrared spectrometry.
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M Brochard
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M R Aurel
S Barbey
F Bouvier
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Mid-infrared (MIR) spectrometry was used to estimate the fatty acid (FA) composition in cow, ewe, and goat milk. The objectives were to compare different statistical approaches with wavelength selection to predict the milk FA composition from MIR spectra, and to develop equations for FA in cow, goat, and ewe milk. In total, a set of 349 cow milk samples, 200 ewe milk samples, and 332 goat milk samples were both analyzed by MIR and by gas chromatography, the reference method. A broad FA variability was ensured by using milk from different breeds and feeding systems. The methods studied were partial least squares regression (PLS), first-derivative pretreatment + PLS, genetic algorithm + PLS, wavelets + PLS, least absolute shrinkage and selection operator method (LASSO), and elastic net. The best results were obtained with PLS, genetic algorithm + PLS and first derivative + PLS. The residual standard deviation and the coefficient of determination in external validation were used to characterize the equations and to retain the best for each FA in each species. In all cases, the predictions were of better quality for FA found at medium to high concentrations (i.e., for saturated FA and some monounsaturated FA with a coefficient of determination in external validation >0.90). The conversion of the FA expressed in grams per 100 mL of milk to grams per 100 g of FA was possible with a small loss of accuracy for some FA.
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Comparison of milk oligosaccharides between goats with and without the genetic ability to synthesize αs1-casein
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Milk oligosaccharides (OS)—free complex carbohydrates—confer unique health benefits to the nursing neonate. Though human digestive enzymes cannot degrade these sugars, they provide nourishment to specific commensal microbes and act as decoys to prevent the adhesion of pathogenic micro-organisms to gastrointestinal cells. At present, the limited quantities of human milk oligosaccharides (HMO) impede research on these molecules and their potential applications in functional food formulations. Considerable progress has been made in the study of OS structures; however, the synthetic pathways leading to their synthesis in the mammary gland are poorly understood. Recent studies show that complex OS with fucose and N-acetyl neuraminic acid (key structural elements of HMO bioactivity) exist in goat milk. Polymorphisms in the CSN1S1 locus, which is responsible for synthesis of αs1-casein, affect lipid and casein micelle structure in goat milk. The present study sought to determine whether CSN1S1 polymorphisms also influence goat milk oligosaccharide (GMO) production and secretion. The GMO compositions of thirty-two goat milk samples, half of which were from genotype A/A (αs1-casein producers) and half from genotype O/O (αs1-casein non-producers), were determined with nanoflow liquid chromatography high-accuracy mass spectrometry. This study represents the most exhaustive characterization of GMO to date. A systematic and comprehensive GMO library was created, consolidating information available in the literature with the new findings. Nearly 30 GMO, 11 of which were novel, were confirmed via tandem mass spectrometric analyses. Six fucosylated OS were identified; 4 of these matched HMO compositions and three were identified for the first time in goat milk. Importantly, multivariate statistical analysis demonstrated that the OS profiles of the A/A and O/O genotype milks could be discriminated by the fucosylated OS. Quantitative analysis revealed that the goat milk samples contained 1.17 g/L of OS; however, their concentration in milks from A/A and O/O genotypes was not different. This study provides evidence of a genetic influence on specific OS biosynthesis but not total OS production. The presence of fucosylated GMO suggests that goat milk represents a potential source of bioactive milk OS suitable as a functional food ingredient.
Small Ruminant Research 04/2013;
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Goat α(s1)-casein genotype affects milk fat globule physicochemical properties and the composition of the milk fat globule membrane.
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Milk fat secretion is a complex process that initiates in the endoplasmic reticulum of the mammary epithelial cell by the budding of lipid droplets. Lipid droplets are finally released as fat globules in milk enveloped by the apical plasma membrane of the mammary epithelial cell. The milk fat globule membrane (MFGM) thus comprises membrane-specific proteins and polar lipids (glycerophospholipids and sphingolipids) surrounding a core of neutral lipids (mainly triacylglycerols and cholesterol esters). We have recently described major proteins of the MFGM in the goat and we have highlighted prominent differences between goats and bovine species, especially regarding lactadherin, a major MFGM protein. Here, we show that, in the goat species, the well-documented genetic polymorphism at the α(s1)-casein (CSN1S1) locus affects both structure and composition of milk fat globules. We first evidenced that both milk fat globule size and ζ-potential are related to the α(s1)-casein genotype. At midlactation, goats displaying strong genotypes for α(s1)-casein (A/A goats) produce larger fat globules than goats with a null genotype at the CSN1S1 locus (O/O goats). A linear relationship (R(2)=0.75) between fat content (g/kg) in the milk and diameter of fat globules (μm) was established. Moreover, we found significant differences with regard to MFGM composition (including both polar lipids and MFGM proteins) from goats with extreme genotype at the CSN1S1 locus. At midlactation, the amount of polar lipids is significantly higher in the MFGM from goats with null genotypes for α(s1)-casein (O/O goats; 5.97±0.11mg/g of fat; mean ± standard deviation) than in the MFGM from goats with strong genotypes for α(s1)-casein (A/A goats; 3.96±0.12mg/g of fat; mean ± standard deviation). Two MFGM-associated proteins, namely lactadherin and stomatin, are also significantly upregulated in the MFGM from goats with null genotype for α(s1)-casein at early lactation. Our findings are discussed with regard to techno-functional properties and nutritional value of goat milk. In addition, the genetic polymorphism in the goat species appears to be a tool to provide clues to the lipid secretion pathways in the mammary epithelial cell.
Journal of Dairy Science 08/2012; 95(11):6215-29.
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Major proteins of the goat milk fat globule membrane.
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Fat is present in milk as droplets of triglycerides surrounded by a complex membrane derived from the mammary epithelial cell called milk fat globule membrane (MFGM). Although numerous studies have been published on human or bovine MFGM proteins, to date few studies exist on MFGM proteins from goat milk. The objective of this study was thus to investigate the protein composition of the goat MFGM. Milk fat globule membrane proteins from goat milk were separated by 6% and 10% sodium dodecyl sulfate-PAGE and were Coomassie or periodic acid-Schiff stained. Most of MFGM proteins [mucin-1, fatty acid synthase, xanthine oxidase, butyrophilin, lactadherin (MFG EGF-8, MFG-E8), and adipophilin] already described in cow milk were identified in goat milk using peptide mass fingerprinting. In addition, lectin staining provided a preliminary characterization of carbohydrate structures occurring on MFGM proteins from goat milk depending on alpha(S1)-casein genotype and lactation stage. We provide here first evidence of the presence of O-glycans on fatty acid synthase and xanthine oxidase from goat milk. A prominent difference between the cow and the goat species was demonstrated for lactadherin. Indeed, whereas 2 polypeptide chains were easily identified by peptide mass fingerprinting matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization-time of flight analysis within bovine MFGM proteins, lactadherin from goat milk consisted of a single polypeptide chain. Another striking observation was the presence of caseins associated with MFGM preparations from goat milk, whereas virtually no caseins were found in MFGM extracts from bovine milk. Taken together, these observations strongly support the existence of a singular secretion mode previously hypothesized in the goat.
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The Detroit Red Wings were fined $250,000 for comments made by senior vice president Jim Devellano regarding the lockout, according to The Sporting News. Devellano told Island Sports News earlier this week that players should take the owners' proposal of 43 percent of the league's revenue instead of the 57 percent they currently get. "The owners can basically be viewed as the ranch, and the players, and me included, are the cattle," Devellano said. "The owners own the ranch and allow the players to eat there. That's the way it's always been and that the way it will be forever. And the owners simply aren't going to let a union push them around. It's not going to happen." Owners and team officials have been previously warned that they would be fined if they talk about the lockout, which began Sept. 15. "The Detroit Red Wings' organization and the League agree that the comments made by Mr. Devellano are neither appropriate, n...
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Turlock's residents and our city employees deserve to know the truth about the millions of general fund dollars "found" stashed away in a series of special holding funds that covers the city's state unemployment, workers compensation and health insurance costs. In reality, the money was never "lost" to begin with. There are individuals within city staff who knew the funds existed and that they held millions in excess reserves. Those same individuals chose not to disclose the facts about these funds to the city council, budget subcommittee or the interim city manager in the face of city employees ...
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Though I am covered by a "Cadillac" insurance plan with Kaiser, I choose to frequent the Student Health Center at California State University, Stanislaus. I called to book an appointment with Kaiser recently, and there was a three week wait to see my doctor. I would be charged a $20 co-pay at the time of the appointment and would be charged between $20 and $30 for my prescription. Disappointed, I then decided to call the CSUS Student Health Center, and I was seen the same day. I was in and out in 20 minutes having seen my doctor, had lab ...
As the Stanislaus County Assessor I know that digitizing documents is both time consuming and costly. It takes thorough research, planning, and execution to get the best results at a reasonable cost to taxpayers. Because I meet on a regular basis with the County Clerk-Recorder Lee Lundrigan, I know that she has already started this time consuming process. It may be easy for her opponent to say that he plans on digitizing documents if elected, but with 14 to 20 million documents on file, I trust that Lee Lundrigan, who has already started this process, will be the best person ...
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Gold prices continued to sink yesterday, extending losses from Wednesday's session, and touched the lowest level in nearly 4 weeks on technical selling and upbeat U.S. economic data.
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EUR/USD: November 2014 Forecast | 10/31/2014 7:43:00 AM
The EUR/USD pair has been falling rather significantly for some time now. The last couple of weeks have been somewhat consolidative though, so that being the case it appears of the market will more than likely try to break down and continue much lower.
GBP/USD: November 2014 Forecast | 10/31/2014 7:27:00 AM
The GBP/USD pair has been bouncing around the 1.16 level for most of the month of October. What I find significant is the fact that it is the 50% Fibonacci retracement from the entirety of the uptrend, and that the support has shown itself time and time again.
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The NZD/USD pair is rapidly becoming one that I am enjoying trading. I believe that the central bank out of Wellington will get its wish, a much lower priced Kiwi dollar.
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Twitter Inc. (NYSE:TWTR) continued its downward trend during yesterday's trading session due to above average volumes, which is a bearish indicator.
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My daughter had not visited since she was a teenager. We had just as much fun this time as 11 or so years ago. The exhibits change, grown women were having a great time with the scavenger hunt, and the atmosphere is wonderful. A must for Gorey fans.
My daughter had not visited since she was a teenager. We had just as much fun this time as 11 or so years ago. The exhibits change, grown women were having a great time with the scavenger hunt, and the atmosphere is wonderful. A must for Gorey fans.
I loved all the displays of his work. If you are an Edward Gorey fan and are in town, it is worth going to see. I loved looking at all his artwork and seeing what kind of life/personality he had. The docent who gave the "tour" was just not really good. He sort of went into the room, said something... More
I have been a fan of Gorey's for decades and was so happy to find that the hosts/tour guides there had a wealth of knowledge to share. There was just so much to this complicated artist and as much as I have read about him, there was still so much to learn. It was great to have that enthusiasm reflected... More
I have a small collection of original Edward Gorey work. I'm not a super fan like some but I've admired his work for many years. It was great to finally get to his house and the museum lives up to its billing. It's truly an interesting site. If you're not a fan of Gorey, oddball art or a fan of... More
Since we are both artist, my daughter and I planned an afternoon to visit this museum and former residence of the Tony award winning illustrator, Edward Gorey. It was a thoroughly enjoyable and pleasant hour or so going through various rooms adorned with some of the illustrator's eclectic collections and illustrated stories. As it happened the admission was free on... More
As a long-time fan of Edward Gorey, especially the Gashlycrumb Tinies, I was captivated by the quirky memorabilia within the museum. Long after the other members of our small tour had drifted out the door, I was still reading Mr. Gorey's works and gazing upon the last waffle, appropriately shadow boxed and framed, which he had eaten at Jack's Outback... More
We had no idea who Edward Gorey was when we went to the exhibit, but once there, like other reviewers, we did recognize his work. The tour was very informative and there were many interesting things to see. His work is a little out there, but that was what made the visit fun.
Loved seeing this home of the Gashlycrumb Tinies author so well presented and appreciated. The complimentary tours that run continuously throughout the house are most interesting. Be sure to have a wander through the outdoor areas near the house as well. A nicely stocked gift shop will very likely have something of interest for you to remember your visit. Do... More
I've loved Edward Gorey for many years and was delighted to discover his home in Yarmouth wonderfully preserved by the Highland Street Foundation. Be sure to take the tour and take a picture with the fantod in the backyard. Even my world-weary 15 yr-old enjoyed himself. $8 fee.
They have a scavenger hunt for children, really it should be for everyone. I had a blast with it as it was very clever and inventive, much like Gorey, himself!
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Title of Position: Area Learning Center Secretary (Class II)
Position Vacant Due To: Retirement/Job reclassification
Location: Milaca Area Learning Center
Commencing Date of Position: August 26, 2013
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***POSITION CLOSED*** Guidance Secretary Class II - Milaca High School
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The West Indies Cricket Board's Regional 4-Day Tournament, Day 1 of Round 3, is now in progress with three matches in Barbados, St Kitts, and St Vincent:
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text: United States Patent: 4997267 ( 1 of 1 ) United States Patent 4,997,267 Morrison , et al. March 5, 1991 Universal eyeglass frame Abstract The disclosure is an eyeglass frame including a straight relatively rigid bar having a plurality of notches disposed along its length, and carrying a generally U-shaped nose piece having a tab adapted to be inserted in and locked in the central notch in the bar. The bar also carries a pair of circular lens holders having tabs for insertion in selected notches in the bar so that the spacing between the lens holders and the lenses carried thereby can be adjusted. A headband is also provided having tabs for insertion in notches in the frame bar to hold the frame on the head of the user. Inventors: Morrison; Robert J. (Harrisburg, NJ), Morrison; James (Woodstock, NY) Appl. No.: 07/482,481 Filed: February 21, 1990 Current U.S. Class: 351/41 ; 351/128; 351/137; 351/156 Current International Class: G02C 5/04 (20060101); G02C 5/00 (20060101); G02C 5/12 (20060101); G02C 005/04 (); G02C 005/12 () Field of Search: 351/41,47,52,57,58,59,60,128,156,157,204,137 D16/102,107,108 33/200 References Cited [Referenced By] U.S. Patent Documents 3787113 January 1974 Shedrow Primary Examiner: Bovernick; Rodney B. Attorney, Agent or Firm: Green; Robert A. Claims What is claimed is: 1. A universal eyeglass frame comprising a straight relatively rigid bar having a plurality of notches disposed along its length. a generally U-shaped nose piece having a tab adapted to be inserted in and locked in the central notch in said bar. a pair of lens holders having tabs for insertion in selected notches in said bar so the spacing between said lens holders and the lenses carried thereby can be adjusted, and a headband having tabs for insertion in notches in said frame bar. 2. The frame defined in claim 1 wherein said lens holders are circular in shape to receive circular lenses. 3. The frame defined in claim 1 wherein said lens holders and said lenses have a similar standardized shape. 4. The frame defined in claim 1 wherein said lens holders are circular members having a split body whereby they can be spread apart to permit lenses to be inserted with ease, the split body being held together when the lens holders are inserted in said rigid bar. 5. The frame defined in claim 1 wherein said lens holders comprise circular members which define a circular frame, a split in said frame whereby the lens holders can be enlarged to simplify the insertion of a lens, the split frame being firmly held together when the lens holder is inserted in a notch in said rigid bar. 6. The frame defined in claim 1 wherein said rigid bar carries marking to facilitate coupling of other portions of said frame thereto. 7. The frame defined in claim 1 wherein said lens holders carry marking to assist an operator in mounting lenses therein. Description BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION At the present time, commercially available eyeglass frames are predetermined in size and shape and cannot be adjusted to any great extent to accommodate different wearers. This is not a problem in civilized countries in which purvevors of frames have many different sizes and shapes to accommodate a buyer. However, in third world countries or in remote areas of any country where eyeglasses may not even be available, providing eyeglass frames is a difficult problem for which there is no presently known solution. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides an eyeglass frame which is completely universal and can be adjusted by means of interlocking parts to accommodate wearers of different sizes and shapes. DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is an exploded view of some of the parts of a universal eyeglass frame; FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of an assembled frame illustrating how it is worn; FIG. 3 is a front elevational view of a modification of a portion of the invention; and FIG. 4 is a front elevational view of a modification of another portion of the invention. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION An universal eyeglass frame 10 embodying the invention includes a frame front and insert bar 20 comprising a relatively rigid bar of metal, but preferably plastic, which is relatively thin and includes a top edge 22 and a lower edge 24. The lower edge 24 of the frame bar 20 is provided with a plurality of similarly shaped notches 30 which may be of varied width if necessary. The back surface of the frame bar 20 (FIG. 4) is provided with appropriate markings to facilitate the proper placement of the lens carrier (to be described) in accordance with the patient's pupillary distance. The frame 10 includes a generally U-shaped bridge or nose piece 40 of metal, but preferably of plastic, having a base 50 from which a tab 60 projects, the tab 60 being shaped to engage and lock into a notch 30 at the center of the frame bar 20. The frame 10 also includes two circular lens carriers 70 of metal, but preferably of plastic each having a tab 80 extending from its periphery for engaging and locking in a notch 30 in the frame bar. It is noted that with the plurality of notches 30 provided,, the lens carriers 70 can be inserted into suitable notches for a wider variety of eye spacings. It is noted that the lens carriers should be perfectly circular so that they can receive circular lenses. With such an arrangement there is no need for machining either the lens carrier or the lens which is to be inserted therein. Other standardized shapes can be used. In one form, shown in FIG. 3, the tab 80 of the lens carrier 70 is split at 81 so that the halves of the lens carrier thus formed can be spread apart to facilitate the insertion of lenses. When the tab 70 is inserted in a notch 30 the two halves of the lens carrier are forced tightly together and a lens can be held securely. The surface of the back of the lens carrier 80 also carries a series of numbers or other markings (not shown) to permit the technician to easily rotate the lens to the desired axis. Finally, the eyeglass frame 10 includes a flexible headband 90 having at its ends, tabs 100 which can be inserted into notches 30 at the ends of the frame bar 20. With the headband secured to the frame bar,, the headband can be placed around the head to hold the eyeglass frame in place on the head of the wearer. It is noted that the eyeglass frame described herein is completely universal and can be adjusted to substantially any patient. This permits the frame to be particularly useful in providing service in remote rural areas and in third world countries. * * * * *


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