Bioactive Compounds in Foods. Effects of
β Tung-Ching Lee and Chi-Tang Ho (Eds.)
π Library
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2002
π American Chemical Society
π English
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Effects of food processing on bioactive compounds
β Scribed by Meenakshi Paul
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- Gene-Tech Books
- Year
- 2007
- Tongue
- English
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- 269
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β¦ Table of Contents
COVER
......Page 1
Preface......Page 6
Contents......Page 8
Bioactive Compounds in Food......Page 10
Critical Steps in Developing Functional Foods
......Page 38
Role of Biotechnology in Functional Food Production
......Page 50
Traditional Food Processing Methods
......Page 68
Processing Techniques Specific to Vegetables
......Page 91
Processing Techniques Specific to Fruits
......Page 122
Production of Nutraceuticals......Page 163
Maintaining the Nutritional Quality of Bread
......Page 176
Nutritional Value of Processed Organic Food
......Page 196
Soy Protein Products: Methods of Preparation and Usage
......Page 215
Enhanced Bioavailability of Iron from Mungbean
......Page 254
Bibliography......Page 266
Index......Page 268
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