Screening of Conjugated Linoleic Acid Producing Lactic Acid Bacteria from Fecal Samples of Healthy Babies
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Ham, J.S.
(Products and Utilization Division, National Livestock Research Institute)
In, Y.M. (Products and Utilization Division, National Livestock Research Institute) Jeong, S.G. (Products and Utilization Division, National Livestock Research Institute) Kim, J.G. (Products and Utilization Division, National Livestock Research Institute) Lee, E.H. (Products and Utilization Division, National Livestock Research Institute) Kim, H.S. (Products and Utilization Division, National Livestock Research Institute) Yoon, S.K. (Products and Utilization Division, National Livestock Research Institute) Lee, B.H. (Department of Food Science, McGill University) |
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