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Iodine content in milk and milk whey during lactation
JAKEŠOVÁ, Jitka
Milk is an important natural resource of iodine in human nutrition. The content of iodine in milk is an objective indicator of iodine saturation of cows. My work shows data about iodine content in milk and whey during lactation and other factors which affect the iodine contents. The experiment includes 12 milkers at the beginning of their lactation. This milkers are from breeding Haklovy Dvory, which is situated near České Budějovice. Samples of milk were collected with monitoring performance regularly once a month since August to November 2014. The iodine content was determined spectrometrically after alkaline burning of the sample. The average content of iodine in milk in August 2014 was 169.63 ? 70.39 g.l-1, in September 202.25 ? 65.08 g.l-1, at the beginning of November (substitute sampling for October) 183.91 ? 65, 31 g.l-1 and at the end of November 2014 216.56 ? 68.67 g.l-1. The average iodine content in whey in August could not be realized. The average iodine content in whey in September was 140.5 ? 55,3 g.l-1, at the beginning of November 131.5 ? 45,9 g.l-1 and at the end of November 2014 168.2 ? 77, 8 g.l-1. The iodine content in the milk whey corresponds with the range for the recommended daily ration of iodine.
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Využití NIR spektroskopie při kontrole falšování kozích sýrů
Přikrylová, Iveta
Diploma thesis deals with use of near-infrared spectroscopy to detect falsification of goat's cheese. The basic knowledge of goat's and cow's milk and requirements for milk during cheese production are summarized in the theoretical part. There is also described the cheese production and the following part is devoted to food falsification with describing falsification of milk products and the facilities of adulteration detection by optical methods. The remaining part deals with NIR spectroscopy as a suitable method for the verification of food authenticity. The practical part is focused on the use of NIR spectroscopy to detect the difference between cheese samples with different concentrations of cow's milk in goat's cheese and subsequent use of discriminant analysis for evaluation. The results showed that the method is suitable for detection of falsification of goat's cheese and that is why could be useful for rapid analysis in practice.
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COWS MILK AS A NATURAL SOURCE OF IODINE IN HUMAN NUTRITION
VÍTKOVÁ, Lucie
This thesis deals with the importance of milk as a natural source of iodine in human nutrition. The thesis provides a data of the consumption of milk and milk products and their contribution to the protection needs iodine for students and employees of the University of South Bohemia in Ceske Budejovice. The experiment includes a total of 60 people (20 men and 40 women). Empirical data wasobtained within the grant project named GAJU 011/2013/Z and NAZV QH 81105. Data of consumption of milk and milk products were obtained through questionnaires. For men, average weekly consumption of milk was 826.5? 835.1 ml (118.1 ml per day) and for women 912.4? 783.9 ml (130.3 ml per day). Average consumption of yogurt for men was 361.0? 401.4 g per week (51.6 g per day), for woman 428.4? 338.8 g per week (61.2 g per day) and average consuption of cheese was for men 263.0? 240.5 g per week (37.6 g per day) and for woman was 260.2? 226.5 per week (37.2 g per day). Through the milk and milk products tested, men average 81.6 g of iodine per day, woman adopted 93.4 g. According to the results, the amout of consumed milk and milk products was lower than the nationwide average, but still covered more than half of daily iodine needs. The thesis presents the data of the iodine concentration in urine for students and employees of the University of South Bohemia in Ceske Budejovice (n=62) as an indicator of iodine supply to the organism. The average iodine content in urine of all subjects (men and women) was 230.4? 171.3 gl-1, for men (n=21) reached 244.6? 195.2 gl-1, for women was 223.2? 159.8 gl-1. Results of the average iodine content in urine reflected the physiological range, i.e. for the students and employees of the University of South Bohemia was supply of iodine in organism sufficient. The thesis also provides information about the amount of iodine in asamples of cow´s milk on a selected farm (n=50) of the Jihocesky region, the Plzensky region and Vysocina during the years 2011 - 2013. Samples of cow´s milk were obtained in collaboration with the Central Laboratory of dairy Madeta a.s in Ceske Budejovice and Veterinary Centre s.r.o Susice. In 2011, the average concentration of iodine was 321,0? 337.8 gl-1, in 2012 was concentration of iodine 298.8? 290.8 gl-1 and in 2013 was 234.7? 116.1 gl-1 also otherwise: in all years was it was determined that there was an abundance of iodine. The highest values (315.6? 305.1 gl-1) of iodine was in the Jihocesky region. In Vysocina a lower average level of the iodine was detected (9.5 %), as well as in the Plzensky region where the amount of iodine in milk was lower by 53.7 %, compared to the South Bohemia region and 48.8 % compared to the Vysocina region.
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Milk as a source of trace elements
BOUCHALOVÁ, Jana
The aim of this thesis was to enumerate the contents of important trace elements in cow's milk (iodine, zinc, copper, manganese) and evaluate the importance of milk as the natural resources in human nutrition. The average content of iodine in cows' milk in farms of South Bohemia in 2009 was 360,91 ?g/l, 2010 440,62 ?g/l in 2011 337,14 ?g/l. The average content of zinc in cow's milk in 2009 was 4825,15 ?g/l. The average content of copper in cow's milk in 2009 was 38,78 ?g/l. The average content of manganese in cow's milk in 2009 was 16,49 ?g/l. The average consumption of 0.16 liter of milk per person per day provided income of iodine in 2009 in 39%, in 2010 in 47%, in 2011 in 54%, income of zinc in 2009 in 6%, copper income in 0,3% and manganese income in 0,07%.
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Changes in chemical composition of raw cow´s milk during a year
DUŠEK, Aleš
The aim of thesis was to analyze results of raw bulk milk according to these quality indicators: fat content, protein content, urea content, casein content, solids-not-fat (SNF) content, lactose content and freezing point. Data were evaluated from November 2009 through October 2010 at two breedings. Limits given by European Union and czech legislation were keep in both breedings. In first breeding were mediumly means 4,127 g/100g fat, 3,427 g/100g protein, 2,601 mmol/l urea, 2,688 g/100g casein, 9,015 g/100g solids-not-fat, 4,887 g/100g lactose and freezing point -0,5265 °C.In second breeding were mediumly means 4,045 g/100g fat, 3,319 g/100g protein, 2,462 mmol/l urea, 2,603 g/100g casein, , 8,839 g/100g solids-not-fat, 4,828 g/100g lactose and freezing point -0,5246 °C. Results were compared and causes of difference and milk quality variation were explained.
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ANALYSIS OF SELECTED INDICATORS OF QUALITY OF RAW COW'S MILK IN AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE
HUBENÁ, Šárka
The aim of my thesis was to analyze the quality parameters of raw bulk milk with a focus on hygienic and microbiological quality. For this purpose we choose two markers: somatic cell count (SCC) and total bacterial count (TBC). Data were obtained from two dairy farms Dolní Bukovsko and Popovice for the period from June 2008 to February 2011. For statistical evaluation was used MS Excel and Statistics 6.0. SCC and the average TBC values were recorded at higher density in Dolní Bukovsko. However, the averages for these two breeds are consistent with the legislation of the European Union and the Czech Republic (both TBC (?100,000/ml) and SCC (?400,000/ml)). Even though the average TBC value exceeded the limit of the breeding herd health PSB ? 200 thousand / ml, indicating the possible presence of subclinical mastitis and bonded with the considerable economic losses in milk production.
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