Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
proteine nobili del latte
English translation:
complete proteins
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Michele Fauble
Apr 1, 2005 22:02
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Italian term
proteine nobili del latte
Italian to English
Science
Nutrition
food science
often used to mean casein (in the case of milk)
" ... è ricco in calcio e magnesio e apporta il 33% di proteine nobili del latte ad elevato valore biologico ed alto grado di assimilazione"
Is there a common translation for this?
" ... è ricco in calcio e magnesio e apporta il 33% di proteine nobili del latte ad elevato valore biologico ed alto grado di assimilazione"
Is there a common translation for this?
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Michele Fauble
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complete proteins
.. poultry, milk, cheese, and eggs) are considered good sources of complete proteins. Complete proteins contain ample amounts of all essential amino acids. ...
www.bodyforlife2.com/incompletprotein.htm
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Note added at 45 mins (2005-04-01 22:48:35 GMT)
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Complete Proteins: These are proteins that contain all the essential amino acids in the right balance.
www.eas.com/glossary/glossary.asp?glos_pk=25 -
.. Complete proteins are foods that contain all the necessary amino acids. ... such as meat, poultry, fish, eggs, cheese and milk, are complete proteins. ...
library.thinkquest.org/11960/nutrition/protein.htm
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Note added at 48 mins (2005-04-01 22:51:04 GMT)
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\'complete proteins from milk\'
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Note added at 50 mins (2005-04-01 22:53:34 GMT)
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... Le proteine nobili contengono tutti gli aminoacidi essenziali. ... I cibi ricchi di proteine nobili sono inoltre fra i più costosi (pesce carne, ...
www.bodyweb.it/forums/showthread. php?goto=lastpost&t=25992
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Note added at 52 mins (2005-04-01 22:54:52 GMT)
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.. prende il nome di proteico completo (composto di proteine nobili), ... di gran parte delle proteine animali e specialmente quelle del latte e dell\'uovo. ...
www.alltrainer.it/dietologia/integr02.htm
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Note added at 8 hrs 54 mins (2005-04-02 06:57:25 GMT)
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Avrete molta famigliarità con i termini : proteine nobili e Proteine non nobili!Nel primo caso si tratta di proteine contenenti tutti gli aminoacidi essenziali derivati dalla carne, dal latte , dalle uova, dal pesce.
xoomer.virgilio.it/antonio1201/Aminoacidi.htm
L’alto contenuto di proteine nobili cioè formate da aminoacidi essenziali (quelli cioe’ che l’organismo umano non e’ in grado di produrre) è indispensabile per la crescita e lo sviluppo dei bambini, per l’aumento delle masse muscolari degli atleti e per sopperire alla perdita di efficienza del ricambio azotato nelle persone anziane.
www.piemondo.it/gastronomia/bovina_piemontese.htm
Le proteine animali sono definite proteine \"nobili\", in quanto contengono tutti gli aminoacidi essenziali (gli aminoacidi cioè che non possono essere sintetizzati dall\'organismo ma devono venire introdotti con la dieta), diversamente da quelle contenute dei vegetali.
www.scienzavegetariana.it/ medici/domande/faq/proteine.html
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Note added at 9 hrs 14 mins (2005-04-02 07:17:13 GMT)
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also \'high quality milk proteins\' for a less technical
... Skim milk powder contains high quality milk proteins which comprise a nearly ideal balance of amino acids. Please note Analytical values are provided as ...
www.wheyfeed.co.uk/feeds/skimpowder.html
... It contains high quality milk proteins, and a whole host of high-tech ingredients that have one purpose -- to make you grow grow stronger, grow leaner, ...
www.nutristore.com.au/ easyshop/shop/ProductLine.asp?ID=0
... The *ideal* standard is 1.0. In order to get a protein = 1.0 the high quality milk proteins (casein) must be in the blend to achieve a high score. ...
www.cycling.org/lists/masters/ archive/1996/1996-01/821281467000 -
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Note added at 9 hrs 15 mins (2005-04-02 07:18:07 GMT)
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also \'high quality milk proteins\' for a less technical term
www.bodyforlife2.com/incompletprotein.htm
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Note added at 45 mins (2005-04-01 22:48:35 GMT)
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Complete Proteins: These are proteins that contain all the essential amino acids in the right balance.
www.eas.com/glossary/glossary.asp?glos_pk=25 -
.. Complete proteins are foods that contain all the necessary amino acids. ... such as meat, poultry, fish, eggs, cheese and milk, are complete proteins. ...
library.thinkquest.org/11960/nutrition/protein.htm
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Note added at 48 mins (2005-04-01 22:51:04 GMT)
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\'complete proteins from milk\'
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Note added at 50 mins (2005-04-01 22:53:34 GMT)
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... Le proteine nobili contengono tutti gli aminoacidi essenziali. ... I cibi ricchi di proteine nobili sono inoltre fra i più costosi (pesce carne, ...
www.bodyweb.it/forums/showthread. php?goto=lastpost&t=25992
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Note added at 52 mins (2005-04-01 22:54:52 GMT)
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.. prende il nome di proteico completo (composto di proteine nobili), ... di gran parte delle proteine animali e specialmente quelle del latte e dell\'uovo. ...
www.alltrainer.it/dietologia/integr02.htm
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Note added at 8 hrs 54 mins (2005-04-02 06:57:25 GMT)
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Avrete molta famigliarità con i termini : proteine nobili e Proteine non nobili!Nel primo caso si tratta di proteine contenenti tutti gli aminoacidi essenziali derivati dalla carne, dal latte , dalle uova, dal pesce.
xoomer.virgilio.it/antonio1201/Aminoacidi.htm
L’alto contenuto di proteine nobili cioè formate da aminoacidi essenziali (quelli cioe’ che l’organismo umano non e’ in grado di produrre) è indispensabile per la crescita e lo sviluppo dei bambini, per l’aumento delle masse muscolari degli atleti e per sopperire alla perdita di efficienza del ricambio azotato nelle persone anziane.
www.piemondo.it/gastronomia/bovina_piemontese.htm
Le proteine animali sono definite proteine \"nobili\", in quanto contengono tutti gli aminoacidi essenziali (gli aminoacidi cioè che non possono essere sintetizzati dall\'organismo ma devono venire introdotti con la dieta), diversamente da quelle contenute dei vegetali.
www.scienzavegetariana.it/ medici/domande/faq/proteine.html
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Note added at 9 hrs 14 mins (2005-04-02 07:17:13 GMT)
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also \'high quality milk proteins\' for a less technical
... Skim milk powder contains high quality milk proteins which comprise a nearly ideal balance of amino acids. Please note Analytical values are provided as ...
www.wheyfeed.co.uk/feeds/skimpowder.html
... It contains high quality milk proteins, and a whole host of high-tech ingredients that have one purpose -- to make you grow grow stronger, grow leaner, ...
www.nutristore.com.au/ easyshop/shop/ProductLine.asp?ID=0
... The *ideal* standard is 1.0. In order to get a protein = 1.0 the high quality milk proteins (casein) must be in the blend to achieve a high score. ...
www.cycling.org/lists/masters/ archive/1996/1996-01/821281467000 -
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Note added at 9 hrs 15 mins (2005-04-02 07:18:07 GMT)
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also \'high quality milk proteins\' for a less technical term
Peer comment(s):
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Rachel Fell
: Changed my mind - think 'noble' would have to be in inverted commas and isn't the everyday term. Agree with Michele instead.
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Liliana Roman-Hamilton
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Rachel Fell
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noble proteins of milk
I hadn't heard of them, but perhaps it's a cultural thing - these ice cream makers seem to think it's an everyday phrase - though have jusrt seen they're Italian!
http://www.mistergel.com/4eng.htm
"Any food contains a certain amount of water (milk 88%, cocoa 2.5%,
fruit an average of 90% and so on). The percentage of water contained in ice cream is inversely proportionate to its quality. It is a
complete food, containing noble proteins (milk, cream), vitamins, enzymes, milk enzymes, calcium, phosphorus, fats, and sugars.
For some flavors egg is added as well."
http://www.mistergel.com/4eng.htm
"Any food contains a certain amount of water (milk 88%, cocoa 2.5%,
fruit an average of 90% and so on). The percentage of water contained in ice cream is inversely proportionate to its quality. It is a
complete food, containing noble proteins (milk, cream), vitamins, enzymes, milk enzymes, calcium, phosphorus, fats, and sugars.
For some flavors egg is added as well."
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useful/desirable/major/important/nutritious milk proteins
Hi Alexander,
"nobile", like "noble" in French, is frequently used in a food context in the sense of very little more than "good". Talking about milk and the like, a general term "useful" or "desirable" is often a reasonable solution. For wine and similar areas, I generally for a more specific translation, such as "fine-grained tannins" for "tannini nobili" in tasting notes.
"nobile", like "noble" in French, is frequently used in a food context in the sense of very little more than "good". Talking about milk and the like, a general term "useful" or "desirable" is often a reasonable solution. For wine and similar areas, I generally for a more specific translation, such as "fine-grained tannins" for "tannini nobili" in tasting notes.
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Michele Fauble
: 'Proteine nobili' is a nutritional term for proteins that contain the nine essential amino acids that the human body cannot synthesize. These are called 'complete proteins' in English.
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Alexander's text may not be all that technical and a more general term may be appropriate. Alexander will be able to judge.
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Antonella Amato
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high-quality proteins from milk
...This is becasue the protein from ...milk is very good-quality and easily absorbed (from The Optimum Nutrition Bible)
... Mega Milk (5 lbs) Mega Milk is the perfect blend of high-quality proteins, "good fats", L-Carnitine ...www.a1nutritionproducts.com/top/MILK - 32k - Cached - More from this site
... Mega Milk (5 lbs) Mega Milk is the perfect blend of high-quality proteins, "good fats", L-Carnitine ...www.a1nutritionproducts.com/top/MILK - 32k - Cached - More from this site
Peer comment(s):
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Michele Fauble
: 'Proteine nobili' is a nutritional term for proteins that contain the nine essential amino acids that the human body cannot synthesize. These are called 'complete proteins' in English.
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I know that proteine nobili is a nutritional tem. It's just that my nutrition book does not refer to them as "complete" proteins. It's good to know, though. Thanks for your comment
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