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Which of the following is a source of milk enzymes?
Which of the following is a source of milk enzymes?
- Processed milk, intentional yeast addition, bacterial fermentation, chemical additives
- Powdered milk, natural flavoring agents, intentional mold addition, synthetic preservatives
- Raw milk, intentional bacterial addition, pasteurization, homogenization
- Native milk, airborne bacterial contamination, intentional bacterial addition, somatic cells (correct)
What role do enzymes naturally found in milk play?
What role do enzymes naturally found in milk play?
- No role in processing but significant role in storage
- Minimal role in processing and storage
- Significant role during processing and storage (correct)
- Significant role in processing but no role in storage
What is the nature of enzymes found in milk?
What is the nature of enzymes found in milk?
- Lipids with catalytic functions
- Nucleic acids with regulatory functions
- Proteins with biological functions (correct)
- Carbohydrates with structural functions
What determines the specific site of action for each enzyme in milk?
What determines the specific site of action for each enzyme in milk?
What is the number of enzymes in milk and their well-defined functions?
What is the number of enzymes in milk and their well-defined functions?
What are enzymes in milk primarily made of?
What are enzymes in milk primarily made of?
Where do milk enzymes come from?
Where do milk enzymes come from?
What is the role of enzymes naturally found in milk?
What is the role of enzymes naturally found in milk?
What determines the specific site of action for each enzyme in milk?
What determines the specific site of action for each enzyme in milk?
Which type of enzymatic conditions does each enzyme in milk have?
Which type of enzymatic conditions does each enzyme in milk have?
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