Application of ultrasound in stabilizing of Antarctic krill oil by modified chickpea protein isolate and ginseng saponin
Authors:
- Luping XuLXLuping Xu
- Weiqiang YanWYWeiqiang Yan
- Mi ZhangMZMi Zhang
- Xin HongXHXin Hong
- Yuanfa LiuYLYuanfa Liu
- Jinwei LiJLJinwei Li
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China (32072138)
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