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Detecting milk components using intraband infrared photodetectors
Quality evaluation is important for improving milk productivity, as it helps to identify factors that hinder production. The protein content in milk is one of the main parameters to determine the milk quality. In this report, we show that using appropriate quantum dot infrared photodetectors it is possible to detect protein in the milk, as a first step to quantification.