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Tecator ab

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The Tecator Ab is a laboratory equipment designed for analytical purposes. It is a compact and versatile instrument used for various analytical techniques, such as Kjeldahl analysis and other chemical analyses. The Tecator Ab is known for its reliability and precision in performing these analytical tasks.

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Protein and Starch Analysis Protocol

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Protein content was determined based on total nitrogen content (N x 6.25) analyzed by Kjeldahl method according to the AOAC method 2001.11 using an autoanalyser (Foss Tecator Ab, Höganäs, Sweden) [35 (link)]. Starch content was analysed according to the AACC method 76–13.01 using a total starch assay kit (Megazyme, Bray, Ireland). All biochemical analysis were performed as duplicates.
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Nutrient Profiling of Sorghum-Cowpea Flours

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Sorghum flour (King Korn, Fine Mabele Flour, South Africa) and cowpea flour (variety: Bechuana white, South Africa) were used as raw materials for the bioprocessing treatments. Protein content was analysed with the Kjeldahl method (AOAC method 2001.11) using a Kjeldahl autoanalyser (Foss Tecator Ab, Höganäs, Sweden) nitrogen conversion factor of 6.25. Total, insoluble and soluble fibre was analysed with the AACC method 2011.25 using a semi-automated dietary fibre analyser (ANKOM TDF Fiber Analyzer, ANKOM, Macedon, NY, USA). Starch content was analysed according to AOAC Method 996.11 using a Megazyme Total Starch Assay kit (K-TSTA-100A, Megazyme, Wicklow, Bray, Ireland).
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