京尼平
果胶
牛血清白蛋白
皮克林乳液
化学
豌豆蛋白
化学工程
纳米颗粒
多糖
离子强度
流变学
透射电子显微镜
动态光散射
色谱法
壳聚糖
生物化学
核化学
乳状液
有机化学
材料科学
复合材料
水溶液
工程类
作者
Jiawei Lin,Hecheng Meng,Shujuan Yu,Zhiming Wang,Chao Ai,Tao Zhang,Xiaoming Guo
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.foodhyd.2020.106306
摘要
Abstract Food-grade polysaccharide-protein based nanoparticles receive considerable interest in food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries as Pickering emulsion stabilizer to satisfy the need of safety and emulsifying functionality. Here, we reported a type of novel sugar beet pectin-bovine serum albumin conjugate nanoparticles (S-BNPs) with a mean size of ~180 nm that were fabricated by the genipin-crosslinking strategy followed by facile ultrasonication. The as-prepared S-BNPs mainly consisted of 35.2% polysaccharide and 58.4% protein, showing a core-shell nanostructure with SBP chains surrounding the inner protein core, as unveiled by analyses of atomic force microscopy and transmission electron microscopy. S-BNPs had excellent colloidal stability under various pH (4.0–12.0) and ionic strength (μ, 0–500 mM) conditions. When used at a concentration (c) of 0.5 wt%, S-BNPs well stabilized Pickering emulsions (from creamed to gel-liked high internal phase emulsions/HIPEs) with different droplet characteristics and visual appearances with a maximum oil volume fraction (Ф) up to 0.84. At a lower c of 0.25 wt%, S-BNPs stabilized Pickering emulsions with a maximum Ф up to 0.70. Rheology measurements indicated that a higher c strengthened the stiffness of HIPEs (Ф = 0.80), thereby endowing the gel-like HIPEs with a self-supporting appearance. Owing to its unique nanostructure, S-BNPs displayed desirable emulsification properties at a wide range of pH (5.0–12.0) and μ (0–500 mM), whereas the two control samples, Crosslinked-BSA and SBP-BSA-Complex (electrostatically bound at pH 4.5), showed inferior emulsification properties in long-term storage, pH, and μ testings. In the repetitive freeze/thaw-induced demulsification cycles, a representative S-BNPs stabilized HIPE was re-emulsified 5 times. Altogether, this work demonstrates that the genipin-crosslinking is feasible to synthesize S-BNPs as an edible Pickering emulsion stabilizer for food and relating industries.
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