Enzymatic pre-treatments of fruit by-products to modify fibre composition and phenolics release.

Cecilia Fiorentini; Noemi Alberici; Alistair House; Giorgia Spigno

Enzymatic pre-treatments of fruit by-products to modify fibre composition and phenolics release.

Cecilia Fiorentini
, Noemi Alberici
, Alistair House
, Giorgia Spigno^*

^*Autore corrispondente per questo lavoro

Risultato della ricerca: Contributo in libro › Contributo a conferenza

Abstract

Grapes and other fruit crops generate huge amounts of solid residues (pomace) which are still rich in bioactive compounds including fibre and phenolic compounds with potential healthy properties. However, the fibres present in these by-products are mainly insoluble which is not the best composition from either a nutritional, or a technological point of view. Furthermore, some of the phenolic compounds are present in a form bound to the cell walls being, in this way, not much bioavailable.

Lingua originale	Inglese
Titolo della pubblicazione ospite	Book of Abstracts of the 8th International Symposium on "Delivery of Functionality in Complex Food Systems"
Pagine	139-140
Numero di pagine	2
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2019
Evento	8th International Symposium on "Delivery of Functionality in Complex Food Systems" - Porto Durata: 7 lug 2019 → 10 lug 2019

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Convegno	8th International Symposium on "Delivery of Functionality in Complex Food Systems"
Città	Porto
Periodo	7/7/19 → 10/7/19

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enzyme

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Fiorentini, C, Alberici, N, House, A & Spigno, G 2019, Enzymatic pre-treatments of fruit by-products to modify fibre composition and phenolics release. in Book of Abstracts of the 8th International Symposium on "Delivery of Functionality in Complex Food Systems". pagg. 139-140, 8th International Symposium on "Delivery of Functionality in Complex Food Systems", Porto, 7/7/19.

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Enzymatic pre-treatments of fruit by-products to modify fibre composition and phenolics release.

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