Single-cell surface engineering of probiotics based on metal-phenolic networks: in-situ assembly mechanisms, coating reinforcement, and frontier applications
Authors:
- Yumeng ZhangYZYumeng Zhang
- Zhenmin LiuZLZhenmin Liu
- Xiqing YueXYXiqing Yue
- Quanyou GuoQGQuanyou Guo
- Mohan LiMohan Li
- 16 July 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Current Opinion in Food Science
- Vol. 71
Abstract
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- Shenyang Agricultural University
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