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Canola Is More Than Just a Popular Cooking Oil These Researchers Think It Could Replace Meat, Too

Canola, also known as rapeseed, is high in protein but unsafe for human consumption. Denmark researchers are working to change that.

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Researchers Close To Unleashing Rapeseed s Protein Power For Human Consumption – Eurasia Review

Researchers Close To Unleashing Rapeseed s Protein Power For Human Consumption – Eurasia Review
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Rapeseed cake can be altered to become an alternative protein source, study shows

Rapeseed is very high in protein. The rapeseed cake, which is left over after the oil is extracted, contains a significant amount of the crucial nutrient. However, because of glucosinolate defence compounds that reduce its nutritional value, there are strong barriers, not least legal ones, to its use as an alternative protein source. A new study may change this.

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Rape seedcake can be altered to become an alternative protein source, study shows

Rapeseed is very high in protein. The rape seedcake, which is left over after the oil is extracted, contains a significant amount of the crucial nutrient. However, because of glucosinolate defence compounds that reduce its nutritional value, there are strong barriers, not least legal ones, to its use as an alternative protein source. A new study may change this.

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Study finds rapeseeds protein power for human consumption

Copenhagen [Denmark], May 9: Rapeseed plants provide half of the plant proteins consumed in the EU. Because the plant is bitter and hazardous for human eating, it has hitherto only been used for oil and animal feed.

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