Caseinogen

/ˌkeɪsiːˈɛnədʒən/ noun

The original form of casein found in milk, which becomes casein when treated with acid or enzymes.

From 'casein' + Greek 'genos' (kind, origin), literally meaning 'that which produces casein'. Coined in the 19th century by biochemists studying milk protein changes.

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