2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodhyd.2021.107360
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Adsorption of arabinogalactan-proteins from Acacia gums (senegal and seyal) and its molecular fractions onto latex particles

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“…Hydrocolloids have moisture values between 62.96% and 75.32%, lipid content of 0.63 and 11.15%, protein content of 0.33 and 20.93%, carbohydrates of 2.06 and 23.52%, and ash values less than 1.61%. Similar results were obtained by Cao et al [ 48 ], Renard et al [ 49 ], and Ma et al [ 50 ], who extracted and characterized hydrocolloids from vegetable raw materials, such as camelina gum isolation, acacia gums ( Senegal andseyal ); and Chickpea flour as a functional ingredient in foods. Furthermore, the protein content is higher than flaxseed gum [ 51 ] compared to hydrocolloids extracted from the mango seed.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Hydrocolloids have moisture values between 62.96% and 75.32%, lipid content of 0.63 and 11.15%, protein content of 0.33 and 20.93%, carbohydrates of 2.06 and 23.52%, and ash values less than 1.61%. Similar results were obtained by Cao et al [ 48 ], Renard et al [ 49 ], and Ma et al [ 50 ], who extracted and characterized hydrocolloids from vegetable raw materials, such as camelina gum isolation, acacia gums ( Senegal andseyal ); and Chickpea flour as a functional ingredient in foods. Furthermore, the protein content is higher than flaxseed gum [ 51 ] compared to hydrocolloids extracted from the mango seed.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Renard et al 64 also observed on negative latex particles that the surface coverage was dependent on the gum concentration, with the formation of a partial coverage at 9.5 ppm, a monolayer at 47.5 ppm, and a multilayer from 95 ppm at pH 5.82. This phenomenon is also visible by infrared spectroscopy, with changes in the gum structure depending on the coverage formation.…”
Section: ■ Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…As gomas podem ser obtidas a partir do endosperma das sementes, como exemplo da goma guar (Theocharidou, Lousinian, Tsagaris e Ritzoulis, 2022), a goma de alfarroba (Zepon et al, 2019), e o feno-grego (Camlica e Yaldiz, 2022). Também podem ser obtidas da mucilagem das sementes de fontes vegetais, como a chia (Ağçeli, 2022), a linhaça (Devi e Bhatia, 2019), o quiabo (Zhu e Obara, 2022), dos exsudatos de plantas, como goma acácia (Renard et al, 2022), goma ghatti (Giri e Badwaik, 2022), a goma tragacanto ( Keivanfard, Nasirpour, Barekat e Keramat, 2022), goma karaya (Prasad, Thombare, Sharma e Kumar, 2022a), dos derivados de microrganismos, como a goma xantana (Bhat, Wani, Mir e Masoodi, 2022), a goma gelana (Kamer, Gumus, Palabiyik, Demirci e Oksuz, 2022), e a goma pululana (Hernandez-Tenorio e Giraldo-Estrada, 2022) e de algas marinhas, como por exemplo os alginatos (Nogueira et al, 2022), as carrageninas (Horinaka, Takagaki, Tanaka e Takigawa, 2022) e o ágar-ágar (Gomes-Dias, Pereira, Teixeira e Rocha, 2022).…”
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