Submitted:
19 September 2022
Posted:
08 October 2022
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Abstract
Milk is newborn’s food and an emulsion full of all necessary components for neonatal growth. Its consumption is worldwide and is the base for all dairy products. Because of the latter, many new technologies are growing, among them proteomics; in order to give new insights in milk’s compounds and to maximize the beneficial potential for consumers’ health. In this review, we aimed to gather data of proteomics studies for the majority of dairy animals and elucidate the role of milk bioactive compounds. Furthermore, special reference was made to milk fat globule membrane (MFGM) peptides and the result of thermal treatment in milk proteins. Finally, the proteomic approach regarding adulterations was included in the review.
Keywords:
cow milk
; sheep milk
; goat milk
; proteomics methods
; bioactive peptides
; antimicrobial peptides
; allergenic potential
; adulterations
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