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Effects of extrusion on the bio-availability of dietary protein in the canine

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Title Effects of extrusion on the bio-availability of dietary protein in the canine
Period 03 / 2004 - 02 / 2008
Status Completed
Dissertation Yes
URL http://library.wur.nl/WebQuery/wda/abstract/1868071
URL http://library.wur.nl/wda/dissertations/dis4394.pdf
Research number OND1303618

Abstract

Extrudates are a common form of dry canine food. Under extrusion conditions, nutrient values are affected, e.g. protein/amino acid nutritional value. The aim of this project is to find out parameters which positively influence on the product quality in order to optimize processing methods. In addition, the project aims to find out solutions to minimize the negative effects in thermal production of dog's food.
[Results:]
Optimal extrusion parameters (temperature, moisture content, extruder velocity, pH,...) will be defined and applied to the dog's food industry.

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Supervisor Prof.dr.ir. M.W.A. Verstegen
Co-supervisor Dr.ir. A.F.B. van der Poel
Project leader Q.D. Tran (MSc.)
Doctoral/PhD student Q.D. Tran (MSc.)

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Classification

A34700 Animal feeds
D14520 Organic-chemical technology

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