BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON HUMAN MILK FROM ABEOKUTA NIGERIA

BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON HUMAN MILK FROM ABEOKUTA NIGERIA

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Biochemical analysis was carried out on the human milk of lactating mothers, aged, 15-40 years from Abeokuta Nigeria. Microbiological sampling showed the human milk to be microbiologically pure for infants’ consumption as the total viable bacteria growth per ml was found to be nil. The samples had pH values ranging from 5.9 to 6.2, protein content ranged from 14.3 to 21.4 mgml-1, calcium...
 
Published at Global Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences 5: 59-61
Volume 5
Pages 59-61
Published in 1999
 
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M. Kadiri and O.O. Obembe (1999)
Obembe Olawole
 
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