… is discussed as well as the implications for infant health … bioactive proteins to infant formula
is that the total protein content of formula needs to be reduced, because formula-fed infants …

… MFGM fraction was added to infant formula, and infants were fed this formula from 6 weeks
to 6 … Infants fed regular formula served as a control and a reference group of breastfed infants …

… stages of lactation, new infant formulas with lower protein concentration but better … bioactive
proteins are added to infant formulas, safety and efficacy tests must be provided by formula …

… milk in infant formula, in particular for the newborn infant, casein … infant formulas should
be staged in narrower intervals much more than they are at present in order to meet the infant…

… others (bioactive proteins, milk fat globule membrane, some folates, and polyamines) are
still in the experimental stage of assessing their physiological effectiveness when added to …

… There have been no studies on just lysozyme added to infant formula, but as a proof of
contest, we added recombinant human lysozyme and recombinant human lactoferrin to oral …

… Both human milk and infant formulas based on cow's milk are potential sources of bioactive
… the formation and fate of bioactive peptides from milk feeds intended for infants. Emphasis is …

… Bioactive proteins in human milk provide immune protection, … Citation7 Human milk and
infant formula may differ in protein … to infant formula supports a mechanism by which total protein …

… The level of bioactive proteins contained in IF is lower than in human milk and this
difference may be related to protein denaturation and aggregate formation induced by thermal …

… in the presence of other proteins (eg, human milk, infant formula). For specific detection of a
certain protein in a complex solution, Western blotting using a specific antibody can be used. …