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AssigneeClover Co., Ltd.
InventorsGlenn ELLIOTT, Jessica RYAN, Lourdes URBAN-ALANDETE, Bo WANG, YunYun XU
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The present disclosure relates to microencapsulated compositions comprising one or more hydrophobic materials encapsulated by an encapsulant, wherein the encapsulant comprises one or more modified proteins and/or peptides; and wherein the one or more modified proteins and/or peptides are obtained from a starting protein by subjecting the starting protein to a high shear process, such that the average particle size of the one or more modified proteins and/or peptides is reduced relative to the starting protein. The present disclosure further relates to methods for protecting a hydrophobic material from oxidative degradation, for improving the oxidative stability of a hydrophobic material, for reducing the surface free fat of a microencapsulated composition, and to stable emulsions and composition comprising a hydrophobic material
A microencapsulated composition comprising one or more hydrophobic materials encapsulated by an encapsulant, wherein the encapsulant comprises one or more modified proteins and/or peptides;
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A method for protecting a hydrophobic material from oxidative degradation, for improving the oxidative stability of a hydrophobic material and/or for reducing the surface free fat of a microencapsulated composition comprising a hydrophobic material, comprising:
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A stable emulsion comprising a hydrophobic material, wherein said emulsion further comprises one or more modified proteins and/or peptides, and wherein the one or more modified proteins and/or peptides are obtained from a starting protein by subjecting the starting protein to a high shear process, such that the average particle size of the one or more modified proteins and/or peptides is reduced relative to the starting protein.
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