Studies on the Nutritional Value of Tempeh : III. Changes in Biotin and Folic Acid Contents during Tempeh Fermentation
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概要
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Changes in biotin and total folic acid activities in tempeh during fermentation with Rhizopus oljgosporus were investigated. It was found that contents of biotin and total folate compounds in tempeh were 2.3 and 4-5 times higher than those in unfermented soybeans, respectively.
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著者
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村田 希久
Food and Nutrition Laboratories, Faculty of Domestic Science, Teikoku Womens University
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宮本 悌次郎
Food and Nutrition Laboratory, Faculty of Science of Living, Osaka City University
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国府 悦子
Food and Nutrition Laboratory, Faculty of Science of Living, Osaka City University
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三家 由喜子
Food and Nutrition Laboratory, Faculty of Science of Living, Osaka City University
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村田 希久
Food and Nutrition Laboratories, Faculty of Domestic Science Teikoku Women's University
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宮本 悌次郎
Food and Nutrition Laboratory, Faculty of Science of Living Osaka City University
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