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    Which of the following is a milk protein?
    Question

    Which of the following is a milk protein?

    A.

    Galactose

    B.

    Rennin

    C.

    Glycine

    D.

    Casein

    Correct option is D

    The correct answer is (d) Casein.
    · Casein is the primary protein found in milk and dairy products.
    · It accounts for nearly 80% of the protein content in cow's milk and is an important source of essential amino acids.
    · Casein is known for its slow-digesting properties, making it ideal for providing a sustained release of amino acids.
    · It is widely used in food production and nutritional supplements.
    Additional Knowledge:
    · Galactose: A sugar found in milk, formed from the breakdown of lactose, not a protein.
    · Rennin: An enzyme that helps in milk digestion by curdling milk, especially in young animals, but it is not a protein itself.
    · Glycine: An amino acid found in various proteins, but it is not specific to milk protein.

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