2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11483-020-09625-z
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Electrostatic Interaction between Soy Proteins and Pectin in O/W Emulsions Stabilization by Ultrasound Application

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“…e results showed that the measured indicators of the athletes in the quiet state were all within the normal range, and the Hb, CK, BUN, T, and C of the athletes in each group changed to varying degrees during the training period. CK is sensitive to exercise intensity, while Hb and BUN are sensitive to exercise volume [7].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e results showed that the measured indicators of the athletes in the quiet state were all within the normal range, and the Hb, CK, BUN, T, and C of the athletes in each group changed to varying degrees during the training period. CK is sensitive to exercise intensity, while Hb and BUN are sensitive to exercise volume [7].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is also found recently that ultrasound under special conditions is effective to accelerate the interaction of food components, inducing alteration on physicochemical and functional properties of foods. For example, Albano et al (2020) demonstrated that ultrasound homogenization promotes the complexation of soy protein isolate and methoxyl pectin based on electrostatic interaction, which is potent to be emulsion stabilizers [16] . Greater interactions between protein and polysaccharide were observed in whey protein concentrate-pectin complexes with ultrasonic treatment, indicating reduced suspension viscosity and smaller size [17] .…”
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“…This could be interpreted as M−AW possessing a relatively lower molecular weight, but M−AW stabilized emulsion holds relatively higher viscosity, which originated from the electrostatic force among free form WPI and free carboxyl group polysaccharides. Albano et al (2020) have reported a similar effect in PPC prepared by the Maillard reaction.…”
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confidence: 61%