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Thermoreversible mechanical properties of peanut protein isolate gels induced by ethanol

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Fengyu Leng
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Bo Jiao
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Huiyu Yang
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Yifan Wang
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David Julian McClements
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Jiazuo Zheng
X
Xingfeng Xu
Q
Qingjie Sun
C
Constantinos V. Nikiforidis *
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Lei Dai *
DOI:10.1016/j.foodhyd.2026.112806delete
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Abstract

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• A thermal-reversible gel was prepared from peanut proteins and ethanol. • Ethanol enables gel formation at lower protein concentrations. • Thermo-reversibility persisted over 5 heating-cooling cycles. • Hydrogen bonding drives reversible physical crosslinking.
Keywords:
peanut protein isolate
thermoreversible gel
ethanol
hydrogen bonding
physical crosslinking

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Food Hydrocolloids cover
Food Hydrocolloids
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