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- Mycoprotein abstract "Mycoprotein (also known as fungal protein) is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as "the albuminoid which is the principal constituent of the protoplasm of the cell." "Myco" is from the Greek word for "fungus".Mycoprotein means protein from fungi. The main mycoprotein on sale in Europe and North America is called Quorn. It was originally developed as a food source to combat food shortages. A fungus called Fusarium venenatum is the main source of mycoprotein. The fungus is grown in vats using glucose syrup as food. A fermentation vat is filled with the growth medium, and then inoculated with the fungal spores. The Fusarium venenatum culture respires aerobically, so for it to grow at an optimum rate, it is supplied with oxygen, and carbon dioxide is drawn from the vat. To make protein, nitrogen (in the form of ammonia) is added, and vitamins and minerals are needed to support growth. The vat is kept at a constant temperature, also optimized for growth; the fungus can double its mass every five hours.When the desired amount of mycoprotein has been created, the growth medium is drawn off from a tap at the bottom of the fermenter. The mycoprotein is separated and purified. It is a pale yellow solid with a faint taste of mushrooms. Different flavours and tastes can be added to the mycoprotein to add variety.The protein is a form of single cell protein (SCP) and was first produced in the early 1980s.About one in 140,000 consumers are sensitive to mycoproteins. The Center for Science in the Public Interest claims this may result in "vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, hives and potentially fatal anaphylactic reactions."".
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- Mycoprotein hasPhotoCollection Mycoprotein.
- Mycoprotein subject Category:Proteins.
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- Mycoprotein type Proteins.
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- Mycoprotein comment "Mycoprotein (also known as fungal protein) is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as "the albuminoid which is the principal constituent of the protoplasm of the cell." "Myco" is from the Greek word for "fungus".Mycoprotein means protein from fungi. The main mycoprotein on sale in Europe and North America is called Quorn. It was originally developed as a food source to combat food shortages. A fungus called Fusarium venenatum is the main source of mycoprotein.".
- Mycoprotein label "Micoproteina".
- Mycoprotein label "Mycoprotein".
- Mycoprotein label "Mycoproteïne".
- Mycoprotein label "Mycoprotéine".
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- Mycoprotein sameAs Mikoprotein.
- Mycoprotein sameAs Micoproteina.
- Mycoprotein sameAs Mycoproteïne.
- Mycoprotein sameAs m.01_s30.
- Mycoprotein sameAs Q3122802.
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- Mycoprotein sameAs Mycoprotein.
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