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hydrolyzate

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hydrolyzate [hī′dräl·ə‚zāt]
(geology)
A sediment characterized by elements such as aluminum, potassium, or sodium which are readily hydrolyzed.


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CSPHP is a novel cholesterol-lowering compound that combines soy protein hydrolyzate and soy phospholipids to block the absorption of cholesterol in the intestine.
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According to Marty Davis, general manager of Davisco Foods International, the leader in the production of whey protein isolates worldwide with facilities in Jerome, ID, Lake Norden, SD and Le Sueur, "The joint venture between Davisco and Advitech means that we can increase the range of whey protein hydrolyzate ingredients for a variety nutraceutical applications.
 
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