In this research the incapsulation of ferulic acid (FA) in advanced systems of protection with the aim of improving its stability and photostability was studied. Lipoparticles and polymeric microparticles as incapsulation systems were prepared and characterized. Lipoparticles were completely of natural origin, while microparticles were obtained using chitosan as natural polymer. In both systems FA stability was greatly increased and its organoleptic properties in the emulsions did not change. .
Anselmi, C., Centini, M., Buonocore, A. (2019). New Technologies in Rice Derivatives. JOURNAL OF NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE AND VITAMINOLOGY, 65(Supplement), S54-S58 [10.3177/jnsv.65.S54].
New Technologies in Rice Derivatives
Anselmi Cecilia;Centini Marisanna;
2019-01-01
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In this research the incapsulation of ferulic acid (FA) in advanced systems of protection with the aim of improving its stability and photostability was studied. Lipoparticles and polymeric microparticles as incapsulation systems were prepared and characterized. Lipoparticles were completely of natural origin, while microparticles were obtained using chitosan as natural polymer. In both systems FA stability was greatly increased and its organoleptic properties in the emulsions did not change. .
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