Improved hydrolysis of alpha-tocopherol acetate emulsion and its bioaccessibility in the presence of polysaccharides and PEG2000

Improved hydrolysis of alpha-tocopherol acetate emulsion and its bioaccessibility in the presence of polysaccharides and PEG2000
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多糖和 PEG2000 存在下改善 α-生育酚醋酸酯乳液的水解及其生物可及性

DOI:
10.1016/j.colsurfa.2019.123837
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发表时间:
2019
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Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects
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Chen Zhong Xiu
Chen Zhong Xiu
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作者:
Luo Xing An;Zhao Pei;Zhang Hai;Feng Shu Yi;Chen Ke Xian;Chen Zhong Xiu

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Dietary macromolecules are often used for food formulation. Most of the published literature usually focuses on a certain polysaccharide reducing lipid digestion, but the non-specific physical effects such as the excluded volume effect of the surrounding macromolecules, which will possibly enhance the hydrolysis of lipids, is rarely discussed. As the influence of polysaccharides on the gastrointestinal fate of α-tocopherol acetate (VE-A) encapsulated in emulsion have not been conducted so far, in this research, we study the effect of crowded medium created by polysaccharides (Ficoll400) on the hydrolysis of VE-A and its bioaccessibility. The results show that the presence of Ficoll400 increased the bioaccessibility and conversion of VE-A 1.6 times that of a dilute buffer. An enzyme-catalyzed kinetic reaction rate of VE-A hydrolysis is increased up to 3.5 times. Both the improved thermodynamic conversion yields and kinetic rates of the hydrolysis of the VE-A emulsion was further observed in a synthetic macromolecule PEG2000 medium. This research improves our understanding of the crowding effect of macromolecules on VE-A/lipid emulsion digestion.