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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jan 29.
Published in final edited form as: J Dairy Sci. 2017 Sep 13;100(11):9392–9401. doi: 10.3168/jds.2017-13211

Table 1.

High abundance protein content in bovine colostrum at different heat treatments1

Item Unheated Heat30 Heat60 Heat90
Whey (mg/mL of skim milk)
 α-LA  3.05  3.44 (11.34)  3.67 (16.89)  3.77 (19.10)
 β-LG variant A (β-LGA) 19.11 21.03 (9.13) 22.52 (15.14) 23.12 (17.34)
 β-LG variant B (β-LGB)  4.87  5.25 (7.24)  5.31 (8.29)  5.30 (8.11)
 Total α-LA, β-LGA, β-LGB 27.03 29.72 (9.05) 31.50 (14.19) 32.20 (16.06)
CN (mg/mL of skim milk)
 β-CN 31.00 30.21 (−2.62) 33.42 (7.24) 34.35 (9.75)
 κ-CN 14.62 14.46 (−1.11) 15.66 (6.64) 14.50 (−0.83)
Total α-CN 43.42 43.09 (−0.77) 47.13 (7.87) 47.14 (7.89)
 αS1 38.56 38.29 (−0.71) 41.82 (7.80) 41.54 (7.17)
 αS2  4.86  4.80 (−1.25)  5.31 (8.47)  5.60 (13.21)
Total CN 89.04 87.77 (−1.45) 96.20 (7.44) 96.00 (7.25)
1

Values in parentheses show percentage difference between unheated and treatment. Heat treatment of colostrum at 60°C for 0 (unheated), 30 (heat30), 60 (heat60), or 90 (heat90) min.