Drug – bio-affecting and body treating compositions – Fermentate of unknown chemical structure – Having a known elemental analysis
Patent
1982-06-16
1985-01-22
Naff, David M.
Drug, bio-affecting and body treating compositions
Fermentate of unknown chemical structure
Having a known elemental analysis
260113, 260115, 260119, 424131, 424140, 424144, 424145, 424147, 426 42, 426 56, 426657, 426491, 435 69, 435272, 514 7, A61K 3342, A61K 3324, C07G 700, C12P 2106
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ABSTRACT:
Phosphopeptides useful as alimentary products or as medicaments are obtained by a method of subjecting phosphocaseinates of monovalent cations or paracasein derived therefrom to enzymatic hydrolysis with at least one proteolytic enzyme that simulates proteic digestion in vivo in the human body, ultrafiltering the resultant hydrolysate with a membrane that retains the enzyme to obtain a permeate containing phosphopeptides and non-phosphorylated peptides, adding to the permeate a bivalent cation salt to form aggregates of the phosphopeptides, subjecting the resultant solution to ultrafiltration with a membrane that retains the phosphopeptide aggregates, and recovering the retained phosphopeptides. The phosphopeptides form salts, which have dietetic uses, with macroelements such as calcium and/or magnesium and/or oligoelements such as iron and zinc.
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Brule Gerard
Fauquant Jacques
Piot Michel
Roger Loic
Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique
Naff David M.
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