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Protein aggregation in high-moisture extrusion

Introduction Protein aggregation is a phenomenon that occurs when proteins misfold and clump together, leading to a loss of their biological function. This process can have detrimental effects on the quality and safety of food…

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Hydrolytic rancidity prevention in whole grain products

Introduction Hydrolytic rancidity is a common issue in whole grain products, leading to off-flavors and decreased shelf life. Preventing hydrolytic rancidity in whole grain products is crucial to maintain product quality and consumer satisfaction. This…

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Predictive modeling of microbial growth in fresh foods

Introduction Microbial growth in fresh foods is a major concern in the food industry as it can lead to food spoilage and pose a risk to consumer health. Predictive modeling has emerged as a valuable…

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Off-flavor development in plant protein beverages

Introduction Off-flavors are undesirable flavors that can develop in plant protein beverages, affecting their overall quality and consumer acceptance. The development of off-flavors in plant protein beverages can be influenced by various factors such as…

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Microencapsulation of heat-sensitive probiotics

Introduction Microencapsulation is a process that involves the encapsulation of bioactive compounds within a protective matrix to enhance their stability and functionality. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the microencapsulation of…

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Gas chromatography profiles of ripening fruits

Introduction Gas chromatography is a powerful analytical technique used to separate and analyze volatile compounds in various samples. In the field of food science, gas chromatography has been widely used to study the chemical composition…

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Accelerated shelf-life testing models

Introduction Accelerated shelf-life testing models are essential in predicting the shelf-life of products in a shorter period than traditional methods. These models are particularly useful in industries where products have a limited shelf-life, such as…

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Effect of processing on prebiotic fiber functionality

Introduction: Prebiotic fibers are non-digestible carbohydrates that promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut, leading to various health benefits such as improved digestion, enhanced immune function, and reduced risk of chronic diseases. However,…

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Spectroscopic methods for food authenticity

Introduction Spectroscopic methods have become increasingly popular in recent years for determining the authenticity of food products. These methods involve the use of light to analyze the chemical composition of food samples, providing valuable information…

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Spectroscopic methods for food authenticity

Introduction Spectroscopic methods have gained significant attention in recent years for their ability to provide rapid, accurate, and non-destructive analysis of food products. These methods utilize the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with matter to provide…

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