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    <datestamp>2004-11-16</datestamp>
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          <family>Østdal</family>
          <given>Henrik</given>
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          <family>Weisbjerg</family>
          <given>Martin</given>
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          <family>Skibsted</family>
          <given>Leif</given>
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          <family>Nielsen</family>
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    <title>Antioxidative capacity of milk with a high urate content</title>
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    <abstract>Differences of susceptibility to light induced oxidation in milk with a low or high content of urate was studied. The natural urate content of the cows milk was manipulated by different feeding regimes. It was found that milk with a high content of urate was less prone to photo-induced lipid - and protein oxidation measured as the formation of lipid hydroperoxides and dityrosine, respectively. It is suggested that urate reacts directly with sensitized riboflavin and/or by reaction with singlet oxygen.&#13;
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The overall conclusion is that it is possible to improve the antioxidative capacity of milk by increasing the natural urate content through strategic feeding of the dairy cow.</abstract>
    <date>2004</date>
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