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Abstract (English):
Purpose: to study the fractions of casein proteins and whey proteins with reference to their molecular weight values. Consider the nature of microfiltration and diafiltration processes actively accepted in the separation of casein proteins from whey proteins. Describe the process of removing pathogenic microflora from defatted mo-lock using ceramic membranes.

Keywords:
milk-protein concentrate, casein, whey proteins, milk protein, fraction, microfiltration
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