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Finally, Part IV, "Cheese," describest he processesa nd transformations(p hysi- cal, biochemical,a nd microbial) in the manufacturea nd maturationo f cheese. Here the processesa re so specifica nd the interactionss o intricate that a separate and integratedt reatmenits needed.T his part startsw ith generica spectsa nd then discussess omes pecific groupso f cheeses. The nucleus of this book was a series of lecture notes (in Dutch) from WageningenA gricultural University on dairy sciencea nd technology.A lthough meantf or students,t hesel ecture notes,o f which severale ditions have beeni s- sued,w ere also frequentlyu sed by food technologistsi n practice. Hence,i t was thoughtw orthwhile to produce an internationale dition. The lecture notes were combined,r eorganized,p artly rewritten (to make themm ore internationallyu se- ful), and translatedi nto English to result in one integratedt extbook. There was considerableo verlapb etweenp art of the said lecturen otesa nd the book by P. WalstraandR . JennessD, airy Chemistrya ndP hysics( JohnW iley and Sons,1 984). A similar overlapo ccurs betweent he latter book and this one, part of which can be seena s an updateo f Dairy Chemistrya nd Physics.W e are greatlyi ndebtedt o Wiley, and to Dr. R. Jennessf,o r allowing us to draw heavily on that book. Severalc olleaguest,o o manyt o namet hem all, haveb eenh elpful in provid- ing specifick nowledgeo r in scrutinizingp art of the book. Besidest he important contributionsb y Dr. Jennessw, e want to mentiont he late ProfessorE . A. Vos, who made the first versionso f some of the lecture notes; ProfessorM . G. van den Berg, who commentedo n parts of the book; severalc olleaguesf rom the NetherlandsI nstitute for Researchi n Dairying (NIZO) who provided specific information; and,f inally, all the people of our departmenwt ho helpedi n various ways and especiallyf or cooperatingi n all the researchth atw as aimed at enhanc- ing our understandingo f the principles of dairy technology. All the authors of this book contributedt o the original lecture notes and scrutinizedp arts of the draft for this book. Dr. T. J. Geurts made the English translations.T he undersignedt ook responsibility for the final organizationa nd editing of the book. P. Walstra