Ramezanzade et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Food-grade hexosomes as efficient vehicles for delivery of fish-purified antioxidant peptideRamezanzade et al., 2024
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- 15839766914090216330
- Author
- Ramezanzade L
- Hosseini S
- Sajedi R
- Nielsen A
- Yaghmur A
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- Publication venue
- Food Chemistry
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Herein, we describe the potential use of food-grade hexosomes (HEXs) for delivering fish- purified antioxidant peptide (PF10). Using a binary lipid mixture of Dimodan U/citrem, the nanocarriers were produced with a size range of 202.7–569.8 nm and peptide …
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