Controlled formation and stabilization of nanosized colloidal suspensions by combination of soy protein and biosurfactant stevioside as stabilizers
Controlled formation and stabilization of nanosized colloidal suspensions by combination of soy protein and biosurfactant stevioside as stabilizers
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通过大豆蛋白和生物表面活性剂甜菊苷作为稳定剂的组合来控制纳米胶体悬浮液的形成和稳定
DOI:
10.1016/j.foodhyd.2015.07.005
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
10.7
通讯作者:
Wang Li-Juan
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作者:
Wan Zhi-Li;Wang Li-Ying;Yang Xiao-Quan;Wang Jin-Mei;Wang Li-Juan
In this work, we evaluated the potential of a novel combination of denatured soy protein (SPI) and biosurfactant stevioside (STE) as efficient and novel stabilizers for producing stable nanosuspensions using resveratrol (RES) as a model compound. The RES nanosuspensions (RESN) were prepared by the nanoprecipitation-ultrasonication method. Below the CMC of STE (0.25–0.5%), the RESN stabilized by the SPI-STE mixtures exhibited outstanding physicochemical characteristics, such as small particle size (below 200 nm) and high yield/entrapment efficiency (above 97%), which should be ascribed to the higher surface activity of mixtures due to SPI-STE complexation and hence faster adsorption on particle surfaces, thus contributing to the decrease in particle size. Meanwhile, the small molecule STE could function as a filler to fill the defects left by SPI, thus providing a more complete and compact coverage on particle surface. Accordingly, the RESN exhibited a remarkable storage stability and could maintain good redispersibility after direct freeze-drying even without any protectants. Nevertheless, at high STE concentrations (1–2%, above its CMC), the formation of RESN was hindered due to the decreased surface activity of mixtures and the presence of STE micelles, which could cause particle surfaces incompletely protected. As a result, the resultant RESN became very unstable and highly susceptible to particle aggregation during storage.