Better food for all: the development of innovative and functional probiotic yogurt
为所有人提供更好的食物:开发创新型功能性益生菌酸奶
基本信息
- 批准号:10068218
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 35.35万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The National Food Strategy describes the need for innovation to create a better food system, improve the national diet, escape the junk food cycle and protect the NHS. The UK needs to effectively manage non-communicable diseases, chronic conditions and improve recovery from long-term systemic inflammatory conditions. Emphasis needs to shift to healthier diets with foods providing basic nutrition, alongside high value, niche 'functional' foods that have health benefits. Consumers are increasingly purchasing food products for healthful and functional purposes, and the market is primed. Food production needs to be sustainable with reduced carbon emissions, reduced field-to-fork miles and traceability, with innovative solutions in relation to the decarbonisation agenda.Dairy innovation, through enrichment and functional development, can result in products that, besides basic healthy nourishment, confer additional health and well-being benefits. Yogurt and smoothie consumption provides adequate intake of micro and macro nutrients, and improves digestion and gastrointestinal problems, and reduces systemic inflammation, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome risk factors such as obesity.This project aims test the feasibility of innovative and 'functional foods' using yogurt/smoothies as a base combined with locally sourced, sustainable ingredients and side-streams including green tea, honey, iminosugars and related-compounds, rhubarb root, high vitamin D mushroom and heritage apple, to improve nutrition and enhance quality. Innovative technologies and processes will be used, including advanced spray and freeze-drying technology, fermentation, reverse osmosis, separation, and fractionating. Enhanced functional ingredients will be assessed for chemical changes, sensory attributes and consumer perception. These ingredients will be added to optimised yogurt/smoothie bases to create naturally biofortified, commonly consumed 'snack/convenience' products.Supplements with enhanced 'bioactive' composition will be included in whole blood stimulation (_in vitro_) experiments to look for anti-inflammatory activity. This will be followed by a human feasibility food trial investigating effects of the food product on biofluid composition, wellness, and health.Nutritional analysis from a nutritionist perspective will explore the functionality of the key ingredients/products. Market research will assess the use, appeal, and demand of these novel and functional ingredients/foods. Support will be provided for the commercialisation of the ingredients and products, along with IP exploitation, to fill the gap for high value niche 'Functional Foods' and deliver products to market.This project will provide companies a fusion of business and scientific backgrounds, to accelerate their competitive and market advantage, and support future NPD, R&D and market entry, while underpinning the development of F&D with proven health benefits and claims.
《国家食品战略》描述了创新的必要性,以创建一个更好的食品系统,改善国民饮食,摆脱垃圾食品循环,保护国民健康保险制度。英国需要有效管理非传染性疾病、慢性病,并改善长期全身性炎症的恢复。重点需要转向更健康的饮食,提供基本营养的食物,以及对健康有益的高价值、利基“功能”食物。消费者越来越多地出于健康和功能性目的购买食品,市场已经启动。食品生产需要可持续发展,减少碳排放,减少田间到餐桌的里程数和可追溯性,并采用与脱碳议程相关的创新解决方案。通过丰富和功能开发,乳制品创新可以产生除了基本健康营养之外还能带来额外健康和福祉的产品。酸奶和冰沙的消费提供了足够的微量和常量营养素的摄入,并改善消化和胃肠道问题,减少全身炎症,骨质疏松症,心血管疾病和代谢综合征的风险因素,如肥胖。该项目旨在测试创新和“功能性食品”的可行性,使用酸奶/冰沙作为基础,结合当地采购的,可持续的成分和支流,包括绿色茶,蜂蜜、亚氨基糖及相关化合物、大黄、高维生素D蘑菇、苹果等,改善营养,提高品质。将采用创新技术和工艺,包括先进的喷雾和冷冻干燥技术、发酵、反渗透、分离和分馏。增强功能成分将评估化学变化,感官属性和消费者感知。这些成分将被添加到优化的酸奶/冰沙基质中,以创造天然生物强化的、通常消费的“零食/便利”产品。具有增强的“生物活性”成分的补充剂将被包括在全血刺激(体外)实验中,以寻找抗炎活性。随后将进行人体可行性食品试验,调查食品对生物流体成分、健康和健康的影响。从营养学家的角度进行营养分析,探索关键成分/产品的功能。市场研究将评估这些新型功能性成分/食品的使用、吸引力和需求。将为原料和产品的商业化提供支持,沿着知识产权开发,以填补高价值利基“功能食品”的差距,并将产品推向市场。该项目将为公司提供商业和科学背景的融合,以加速其竞争和市场优势,并支持未来的新产品开发,研发和市场进入,同时以已证实的健康益处和声明支持F&D的发展。
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Hitoshi Yoshiji 等:“转基因小鼠中 TIMP-1 的促纤维化机制”现代医学 55. 1781-1787 (2000)。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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