Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/2440/56173
Type: Journal article
Title: Development of minor dairy components as therapeutic agents - whey growth factor extract, a case study
Author: Regester, Geoffrey Owen
Belford, David Andrew
West, Raelene Joyce
Goddard, Chris
Citation: Australian Journal of Dairy Technology, 2003; 58(2):104-106
Publisher: Dairy Industry Assn Australia
Issue Date: 2003
ISSN: 0004-9433
School/Discipline: School of Medicine
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G.O. Regester, D.A. Belford, R.J. West and C. Goddard
Abstract: Bovine whey is a rich source of proteins with different physical and physiological activity. In our hands, cheddar cheese whey has been used as a novel source material for development of a candidate human therapeutic – whey growth factor extract (WGFE). The technology for this product has incorporated all aspects of the drug development pipeline, including pre-clinical testing, pharmaceutical grade manufacture and human clinical trials. The WGFE technology represents a different approach to the use of minor dairy ingredients that may potentially return large benefits to both end user and the dairy industry.
Keywords: Dairy product; Extraction; Growth factor; Whey protein; Development; Ingredient
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