Jalilpour et al., 2017 - Google Patents
A simple route for preparation of pH-sensitive hydrogels by using egg white proteins in alginate scaffold for the encapsulation of probioticsJalilpour et al., 2017
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- Jalilpour Y
- Abdollahzade B
- ParviziFard G
- Aghazadeh M
- Bialvaei A
- Kafil H
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- Ars Pharmaceutica (Internet)
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Objetivos: En el presente trabajo se comparó el uso de proteínas de clara de huevo en soporte de alginato y alginato de calcio para la formulación. Material y Métodos: Tras la encapsulación de microorganismos en proteínas de clara de huevo en alginato, se …
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