chromatography, which was also verified by the means of FA concentration
in the evaluated samples (Tables 1 and 2). Thus, considering
the predominance of C16:0 (20–32%) and C18:1cis-9
(15–30%) fatty acids in bovine milk (Grummer, 1991), the highest
values of these FA measured by GC can be explained by the greater
amount of fat (3.81 g/100 g milk) in analyzed samples by this
approach as compared to milk fat obtained by FTIR analysis
(3.69 g/100 g milk).